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translator-validation-oas

v1.0.5

Published

A lightweight framework for validation modified swagger files in lion-translator.

Readme

translator-validation

A lightweight framework for validation modified swagger files in lion-translator.

Features

  1. Build OAS validation rules easily with modular functions
  2. Allows for custom code for generating rules in python

Requirements

This package uses python-shell for customized functions. Make sure you pass the path to the python env when calling the custom function.

Installation

npm i translator-validation-oas

Documentation

var rules= require('./rules.js')

rules.rules(OrignalSwaggerfile, translatedSwaggerFile, [,options])

OrignalSwaggerfile: Parent Swagger File (needed for checkJsonSchema) translatedSwaggerFile: Modified Swagger File created after the user has modified the original files [,options]: Json object or array of json objects

Usage

const rules = require('translator-validation-oas');

let result = rules.rules('sample_oas.json', 'sample_translation.json', {
  "id": "Rule2",
  "functionName": "checkMatch",
  "path": "$.servers[*]",
  "ruledesc": "Check if server match Rule2",
  "fieldname": "url",
  "regexp": "[a-z]+",
  "level": "warn",
  "errmsg": "Expression does not seem to be a URL."
});

console.log(result);

API Reference

Options documentation

Options is a json object.

Options | Type| Description --------|-----|------- functionName| String |Choose from functions below ruledesc| String| Give a brief description of the rule ruleid| id |Give a unique rule id JsonPath|String| Look up JSon path documentation. This will determine the target object the function is applied to. fieldname| String| Give the target field name that the function is applied to level | String | Choose from warn, error,info parameter| [key,value] | Add required parameters for the chosen function

functions documentation

functionName | required parameters -------------|----------- checkMatch|regexp checkEnum| enumValues (seperated by ',') checkUnique| fieldname checkLength|maxsize,minsize customFunction| code, pythonPath. Refer to PythonShell documentation checkJsonSchema| parentSchema,childSchema checkfieldExists|fieldname checkfieldNotExists|fieldname