@xviz/schema
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This module contains the XVIZ protocol JSON schema files and examples along with utilities for validating them.
Using npm:
npm install --save-dev @xviz/schema
or using yarn:
yarn add @xviz/schema
The root of this modules contains the schema divided up into:
core - central typesprimitives - base visualization typessession - typical client/server messagesmath - basic math types used in several schemasThe non schema directories:
src - code to validate the examples against the schemaexamples - JSON files that match correspondingly named schema filesinvalid - Like examples but all of these should fail invalidationFor more in depth documentation see http://xviz.org/docs
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XVIZ JSON schema
The npm package @xviz/schema receives a total of 3,005 weekly downloads. As such, @xviz/schema popularity was classified as popular.
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