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Learn how to validate JSON data with specific conditions using JSON Schema. Discover the effective use of "if" and "then" constructs to ensure your JSON structures meet your requirements.
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How to Validate JSON with Conditions Using JSON Schema

Validating JSON data can seem like a daunting task, especially when specific conditions must be met. For developers working with JSON, understanding how to apply validation rules is crucial. In this guide, we will delve into a practical solution to validating JSON with conditions using JSON Schema.

The Problem

You may find yourself needing to validate a JSON structure like the one shown below:

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Conditions to Validate

You need to implement a JSON Schema that adheres to the following conditions:

The properties reference and possibleValues are optional.

If the property type has the value float, then the property numberDecimals is required; otherwise, it is not.

The Solution

To achieve the desired JSON validation, we can utilize the if and then syntax present in JSON Schema draft-07 or newer. This approach allows us to specify conditional requirements based on the values of the properties.

Step-by-Step Explanation

Define the overall schema: Start by establishing the complete schema structure for the JSON data.

Set up the conditions: Use the if construct to check if the property type equals float, and if so, then utilize the then construct to specify that numberDecimals becomes a required property.

Example JSON Schema

Here’s what your JSON Schema would look like based on the requirements:

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Conclusion

Validating JSON can be complex, but with JSON Schema's powerful constructs, you can build flexible validation systems that apply various conditions effectively. In this guide, we showcased a clear method to validate JSON with specific conditional requirements using the if and then constructs in JSON Schema.

Implementing this approach will ensure that your JSON structures are not only validated correctly but also meet the required specifications set forth in your application.

Feel free to explore and adapt the schema provided to fit your specific use cases!