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When I dug into the code, I found everything necessary to do it, but hooked up wrongly - validate/process-keyword is being called with document instance, rather than schema keys.
I've added this hack to our project to get it to work:
If I introduce a badly formatted value into my document and validate I now get an error message. It logs the entire object as 'instance'' rather than just the offending field, but it is better than nothing.
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[jinx "0.1.6"]
I was hoping for a switch to enable this.
When I dug into the code, I found everything necessary to do it, but hooked up wrongly - validate/process-keyword is being called with document instance, rather than schema keys.
I've added this hack to our project to get it to work:
(do
;; tweak jinx:
(require '(juxt.jinx-alpha.validate))
;; warn us if we use an unknown format
(defmethod juxt.jinx-alpha.validate/check-format :default [fmt instance ctx]
(log/warn "unrecognised json schema format:" fmt instance))
;; force checking of a field's format - probably wrong but works
(defmethod juxt.jinx-alpha.validate/process-keyword :default [k value instance annotations ctx]
(when-let [f (and (map? value) (value "format"))]
(juxt.jinx-alpha.validate/process-keyword "format" f (instance k) annotations ctx))))
If I introduce a badly formatted value into my document and validate I now get an error message. It logs the entire object as 'instance'' rather than just the offending field, but it is better than nothing.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: