Safe Haskell	None
Language	Haskell2010

Data.JsonSchema.Draft4.Failure

Synopsis

Documentation

A description of why a schema (or one of its reference) is itself invalid.

Nothing indicates the starting schema. Just indicates a referenced schema -- the contents of the Just is the schema's URI.

NOTE: 'HashMap (Maybe Text) Invalid' would be a nicer way of defining this, but then we lose the guarantee that there's at least one key.

Distinguish all the different possible causes of failure for Draft 4 validation.

Constructors

MultipleOf
Maximum
ExclusiveMaximum
Minimum
ExclusiveMinimum
MaxLength
MinLength
PatternValidator
MaxItems
MinItems
UniqueItems
Items ValidatorChain
AdditionalItemsBool
AdditionalItemsObject ValidatorChain
MaxProperties
MinProperties
Required
SchemaDependency ValidatorChain
PropertyDependency
Properties ValidatorChain
PatternProperties ValidatorChain
AdditionalPropertiesBool
AdditionalPropertiesObject ValidatorChain
RefResolution	Indicates a reference that failed to resolve. NOTE: The language agnostic test suite doesn't specify if this should cause a validation error or should allow data to pass. We choose to return a validation error. Also note that ideally we would enforce in the type system that any failing references be dealt with before valididation. Then this could be removed entirely.
RefLoop
Ref ValidatorChain
Enum
TypeValidator
AllOf ValidatorChain
AnyOf ValidatorChain
OneOfTooManySuccesses
OneOfNoSuccesses ValidatorChain
NotValidator

Instances

Eq ValidatorChain Source #
Methods (==) :: ValidatorChain -> ValidatorChain -> Bool # (/=) :: ValidatorChain -> ValidatorChain -> Bool #
Show ValidatorChain Source #
Methods showsPrec :: Int -> ValidatorChain -> ShowS # show :: ValidatorChain -> String # showList :: [ValidatorChain] -> ShowS #