Add ProviderValidators to Schema Builder for customize the behavior of CustomValidator dynamically#366
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Add ProviderValidators to Schema Builder for customize the behavior of CustomValidator dynamically#366GiskardB wants to merge 2 commits intoeverit-org:masterfrom
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Hello @GiskardB , is this change related to any parts of the json schema specfication? |
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Hi @erosb, no it's a simple feature of the this library that add custom validator in runtime. |
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Nice! This is exactly what I'm looking for to support the flexibility of customized format validation. Basically, this also satisfy the JSON Schema specification:
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With the 'format' attribute of json schema we can use custom validator that must exist in build time, by adding a provider of validators, the library can give the opportunity to launch in runtime, external function on validation process. For example a javascript function or a groovy script.