Schema Police
This library provides the [SchemaInspector] type which simplifies building a JSON validator from the schemas present in the OpenAPI spec (tested on OpenAPI spec 3.0.3 wich uses the Json Schema draft 202012).
The primary goal of this libary is to provide the necessary glue to make it possible to use the OpenAPI spec generated by the utoipa crate with the jsonschema schema validation library. However, this approach may become unnessary if local references start to get resolved correctly in the jsonschema crate (which currently results in a invalid reference error).
Why the name Schema Police?
It's a reference to the Radiohead song 'Karma Police'
Usage Example
use schema_police::SchemaInspector;
use utoipa::OpenApi;
fn main() {
// Get the schemas from OpenAPI spec generated by utoipa
let schemas = serde_json::to_value(ApiDoc::openapi().components.unwrap().schemas).unwrap();
// Initialize JSON inspector for the `ExampleSchema` type
let inspector = SchemaInspector::new_infer::<ExampleSchema>(&schemas, false).unwrap();
// Example JSON request that contains errors
let example_request = serde_json::json!({
"integer": 10,
"string": "hello",
"array": ["one"]
});
let Err(result) = inspector.inspect(&example_request) else {
panic!("This should be an error!");
};
assert_eq!(
result.to_string(),
r#"JSON doesn't match expected schema: ["one"] has less than 2 items, 10 is less than the minimum of 15"#
);
}
#[derive(utoipa::OpenApi)]
#[openapi(components(schemas(ExampleSchema)))]
struct ApiDoc;
#[allow(unused)]
#[derive(utoipa::ToSchema)]
struct ExampleSchema {
#[schema(minimum = 15, maximum = 90)]
integer: i32,
#[schema(pattern = "^hello.*")]
string: String,
#[schema(min_items = 2)]
array: Vec<String>,
}