@stoplight/json-schema-tree

@stoplight/json-schema-tree

Use cases

• json-schema-viewer
• json-schema-editor
• masking

Installation

Supported in modern browsers and Node.JS (>=10.18).

# latest stable
yarn add @stoplight/json-schema-tree

Usage

import { SchemaTree, SchemaNodeKind, isRegularNode } from '@stoplight/json-schema-tree';

const tree = new SchemaTree(mySchema);
const ALLOWED_DEPTH = 2;

tree.walker.hookInto('stepIn', node => tree.walker.depth <= ALLOWED_DEPTH); // if flattening is needed, this might need to be tweaked to account for the scenarios where certain nodes can be merged (i.e. arrays)

tree.walker.hookInto('filter', node => {
  return !isRegularNode(node) || node.types === null || !node.types.includes(SchemaNodeKind.Integer); // if a schema property is of type integer, it won't be included in the tree
});

tree.populate();

tree.root; // populated tree

Contributing

• Clone repo.
• Create / checkout feature/{name}, chore/{name}, or fix/{name} branch.
• Install deps: yarn.
• Make your changes.
• Run tests: yarn test.prod.
• Stage relevant files to git.
• Commit: yarn commit. NOTE: Commits that don't follow the conventional format will be rejected. yarn commit creates this format for you, or you can put it together manually and then do a regular git commit.
• Push: git push.
• Open PR targeting the master branch.