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adf-validator
Advanced tools
ADF document validator
$ npm i -g adf-validator
$ # or
$ npm install --global adf-validator
$ adfv <file.adf.json>
Options
--stage-0 Validate against the stage-0 ADF Schema [Default: false]
--version <x.y.z> Specify version of @atlaskit/adf-schema [Default: latest]
--force Ignore current cache and re-download the Schemas [Default: false]
--schema <schema> Use a local schema for validation. Ignores all online validation flags
Examples
$ adfv sample-document-1.json
$ adfv --stage-0 sample-document-2.json
$ adfv --version 5.0.0 sample-document-3.json
$ adfv --force --stage-0 sample-document-4.json
$ adfv --schema local-schema.json sample-document-4.json
Notes
- By default it validates against the full ADF Schema.
FAQs
ADF document validator
We found that adf-validator demonstrated a not healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released a year ago. It has 1 open source maintainer collaborating on the project.
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