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@colophon/schema
Advanced tools
Schema & Validator for Colophon
# | status |
---|---|
2.0 | stable |
1.1 | deprecated |
1.0 | deprecated |
see an example of this repo's own
.colophon.yml
...
Available as an npm
package for validation purposes, exposes validation helper, and the schema itself (compatible with any JSON Schema validation tool)
npm install @colophon/schema
const parser = require('@colophon/schema')
const { schema, regex } = require('@colophon/schema/versions/latest')
const schemas = require('@colophon/schema/versions')
const { schema, regex } = schemas['1.0']
parser(colophon: String | Object): Promise<Object>
Resolves with
content
as a valid JavaScript Colophon Object Rejects withColophonError
on invalid schema test
const parser = require('@colophon/schema')
const valid = { ... } // supply an Object or YAML String
const colophon = await parser(valid)
// colophon is a JavaScript Object (parsed from YAML string, or returned as is)
const parser = require('@colophon/schema')
// invalid
const invalid = `
version: 2.0
id: my-app
`
parser(invalid)
.then(colophon)
.catch(err => console.error(err.message, err.errors))
// invalid colophon content
// "err.errors" object contains schema errors
// e.g. "err.errors": [ { message: "should have required property 'contacts'" } ]
// see https://github.com/epoberezkin/ajv#validation-errors for details
}
Author: Ahmad Nassri • Github: @project-colophon • Twitter: @ColophonID
FAQs
Schema & Validator for https://colophon.id
We found that @colophon/schema demonstrated a not healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released a year ago. It has 3 open source maintainers collaborating on the project.
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