The idea here is to be like denada-js in allowing expressions to be JSON data. If we are going to use JSON as the representation for expressions, we should naturally use JSON Schema as the validation format (not currently supported in denada-js, but I think it is the logical choice).
The idea here is to be like denada-js in allowing expressions to be JSON data. If we are going to use JSON as the representation for expressions, we should naturally use JSON Schema as the validation format (not currently supported in
denada-js
, but I think it is the logical choice).