Hello, great library you have build supporting great amount of JSON Schema spec. I was considering switching from Ajv to this library in order to get away from their schema-no-backward compatibility (eg. 2020-12 cannot be used together with 2019-09 or draft-7). Testing some schemas on the playground, this library passed those mixed-schema-version checks and gave me confidence that this might be it.
But I have some gripes that make this library unusable for me
No way to check if schema is registered. There is just the method of registerSchema. I need to be able to check if schema is loaded before registering it.
No way to get schema that is behind authentication or served via non-standard media type. I can use to some extent addMediaTypePlugin, but working with dynamic set of of schemas, you are destined to stumble on schemas that don't have the required type for the library
No way to pass the JSON schema directly to the validate method, you are required to first registerSchema(jsonSchema, jsonSchema.$id). This coupled with the inability to check if a schema has been registered leads to bad developer experience.
Single validator instance per application. Having the ability to separate maybe 2 instance of validator makes sense. Considering that there could be clash of instances between packages. Also maybe I want to pass the validate instance outside of my package and others to use it.
Hello, great library you have build supporting great amount of JSON Schema spec. I was considering switching from Ajv to this library in order to get away from their schema-no-backward compatibility (eg. 2020-12 cannot be used together with 2019-09 or draft-7). Testing some schemas on the playground, this library passed those mixed-schema-version checks and gave me confidence that this might be it.
But I have some gripes that make this library unusable for me
registerSchema. I need to be able to check if schema is loaded before registering it.addMediaTypePlugin, but working with dynamic set of of schemas, you are destined to stumble on schemas that don't have the required type for the libraryvalidatemethod, you are required to firstregisterSchema(jsonSchema, jsonSchema.$id). This coupled with the inability to check if a schema has been registered leads to bad developer experience.Hope this feedback is helpful!