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Feature request - Validate JSON against JSON Schema #842
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There's no JSON Schema support currently, and there's no current work to add it. But we often get asked about it, so this might change. |
It would be a very welcomed feature. How can the community encourage you to raise the priority of this feature? Thank you! |
Just commenting in this issue would be enough |
Also would like this feature, maybe I might be able to contribute. |
Well, you could write it, and submit a pull request... |
Hi, Thank you |
Nothing new yet. |
Hi moravas, |
Is there enough interest in this to propose it as a GSOC '24 project? |
Depends on whether @vinniefalco considers this to be in scope. I initially thought that schema validation could be great in the example section. But I don't know if the implementation would be small enough to work as an example. I guess, if it is appropriate for a GSoC project, it's not so small. By the way, are there any other features related to JSON Schema, or is it only validation? |
Indeed. I don't really have a sense if such a thing should be part of boost::json, or an optional layer on top of it. |
There is no rule that says examples can't be large. |
The utility of an example greatly diminishes, if the implementation is too large to easily grok |
But that is false. The main use-case for examples is as follows: someone makes a copy of the code and incorporates it into their own program, or they use it as the beginning of a new program. For this purpose a large example is as good as any other. |
Hi there, any progress? I don't know other schema related feature right now |
No work has been done on this front so far. |
Hi,
In our Linux based C++ project we are using Boost JSON parsing library but I would like to validate the JSON document against JSON Schema.
I don't see any support for schema validation in Boost JSON.
Did I missed something, or is there any plan to add this feature to Boost?
Thank you
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