chrahunt
commented
9 years ago Your first schema is an array but defined as a you would a "tuple"-like array, see here for information on this. If you want to restrict "tuple"-like array items to only those present in the items array, then you must add "additionalItems": false to your array schema. Adding this key to your schema resulted in the _id and guid fields being identified as the incorrect type. See here for an edited version of your example that works correctly. Additionally, the "required" key has no meaning in an array, as far as I know.
It looks like your goal is to ensure that all items in your array match a certain format, in that case it would be more practical to set the "items" key to a schema object directly, as you can see here.
For your second issue, I ran the following code and received a result of true. Can you provide an example where this is not working?
var j = require('is-my-json-valid');
var schema = {
type: "number",
multipleOf: 0.0001
};
var obj = 1;
var validate = j(schema, { verbose: true });
var res = validate(obj);
console.log(res);
if (!res) {
console.log(validate.errors);
}
pashoo2
As you can see in the schema the property "guid" must be a number, but in the object this property is a string. The result of validation is TRUE. That's wrong!
An another example: schema = { type : "number", multipleOf : 0.0001 } object = 1; The result is FALSE, but must be TRUE