Yet treema allows me to pick any type (with its little menu thingie).
However, if I hardcode my test property called 'levelID', it gets recognized correctly, like so.
properties
'levelID': { type: 'string' }
I don't mind checking this myself at all but I have to be off for a bit and I was hoping anyone could point me in the right direction of where a property's contents are verified against.
Recap: patternProperties ignore the type I define them with even though they get matched. Moreover, I put some faulty stuff in there which Treema threw errors at, so it does get checked.
I need a patternProperty for my Mongo query, which can hold just about any keys. Currently I'm testing with
Yet treema allows me to pick any type (with its little menu thingie). However, if I hardcode my test property called 'levelID', it gets recognized correctly, like so.
I don't mind checking this myself at all but I have to be off for a bit and I was hoping anyone could point me in the right direction of where a property's contents are verified against.
Recap: patternProperties ignore the type I define them with even though they get matched. Moreover, I put some faulty stuff in there which Treema threw errors at, so it does get checked.