Using this as an example is it possible to validate input yaml files?
hdmicec:
device_type: &device_type # List of allowed values
- TV
- STB_1
- STB_2
- DVR_1
- DVR_2
- Chromecast
- HomeTheatre
- GamingConsole_1
- GamingConsole_2
- DVDPlayer_1
- DVDPlayer_2
- AVR_1
- AVR_2
- Switcher_1
- Switcher_2
- Camera_1
- Camera_2
- SpecialPurpose_1
- SpecialPurpose_2
- Unregistered_1
- Unregistered_2
port_id: &port_id # List of allowed types
!!int
port_type: &port_type # List of allowed values
- in
- out
vendor: &vendor # List of allowed values
- [TOSHIBA, 0x000039]
- [SAMSUNG, 0x0000F0]
- [DENON, 0x0005CD]
- [MARANTZ, 0x000678]
- [LOEWE, 0x000982]
- [ONKYO, 0x0009B0]
- [MEDION, 0x000CB8]
- [TOSHIBA2, 0x000CE7]
- [APPLE, 0x0010FA]
- [HARMAN_KARDON2, 0x001950]
- [GOOGLE, 0x001A11]
- [AKAI, 0x0020C7]
- [AOC, 0x002467]
- [PANASONIC, 0x008045]
- [PHILIPS, 0x00903E]
- [DAEWOO, 0x009053]
- [YAMAHA, 0x00A0DE]
- [GRUNDIG, 0x00D0D5]
- [PIONEER, 0x00E036]
- [LG, 0x00E091]
- [SHARP, 0x08001F]
- [SONY, 0x080046]
- [BROADCOM, 0x18C086]
- [SHARP2, 0x534850]
- [VIZIO, 0x6B746D]
- [BENQ, 0x8065E9]
- [HARMAN_KARDON, 0x9C645E]
- [UNKNOWN, 0]
cec_version: &cec_version # List of allowed values
- 0 #Unknown
- 1 rdkcentral/ut-core#1.2
- 2 rdkcentral/ut-core#1.2A
- 3 rdkcentral/ut-core#1.3
- 4 rdkcentral/ut-core#1.3A
- 5 rdkcentral/ut-core#1.4
- 6 rdkcentral/ut-core#2.0
power_status: &power_status # List of allowed values
- on
- off
- standby
endpoint: &endpoint
name: !!str
id: *port_id # One option must be selected from the list
type: *port_type # One option must be selected from the list
link: &link
- *endpoint
- *endpoint
version: *cec_version
type: *device_type # One option must be selected from the list
active_source: !!bool
vendor_info: *vendor # One option must be selected from the list
pwr_status: *power_status # One option must be selected from the list
name: !!str
number_ports: !!int
ports:
- id: *port_id
type: *port_type # One option must be selected from the list
cec_supported: !!bool
arc_supported: !!bool
- id: *port_id # One option must be selected from the list
type: *port_type # One option must be selected from the list
cec_supported: !!bool
arc_supported: !!bool
number_devices: !!int
devices:
- type: *device_type # One option must be selected from the list
version: *cec_version # One option must be selected from the list
active_source: !!bool
vendor_info: *vendor # One option must be selected from the list
pwr_status: *power_status # One option must be selected from the list
name: !!str
- type: *device_type
version: *cec_version # One option must be selected from the list
active_source: !!bool
vendor_info: *vendor # One option must be selected from the list
pwr_status: *power_status # One option must be selected from the list
name: !!str
- type: *device_type
version: *cec_version # One option must be selected from the list
active_source: !!bool
vendor_info: *vendor # One option must be selected from the list
pwr_status: *power_status # One option must be selected from the list
name: !!str
- type: *device_type
version: *cec_version # One option must be selected from the list
active_source: !!bool
vendor_info: *vendor # One option must be selected from the list
pwr_status: *power_status # One option must be selected from the list
name: !!str
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3 months ago
Using this as an example is it possible to validate input yaml files?
Here's a discussion topic on the subject. https://blog.picnic.nl/how-to-use-yaml-schema-to-validate-your-yaml-files-c82c049c2097