Schema

Apply defined validation rules to the given value.

Apply defined validation rules to the given value.

Apply defined validation rules to the given value.

Apply defined validation rules to the given value.

Apply defined validation rules to the given value.

Apply defined validation rules to the given value.

Apply defined validation rules to the given value.

Adapt this schema to type TT. Only the meta-data is retained, except for default values and the validator (however, product field/subtypes validators are retained). Run-time functionality:

• traversing collection elements, product fields, or coproduct subtypes
• validating an instance of type TT the top-level type is lost.

Adapt this schema to type TT. Only the meta-data is retained, except for default values and the validator (however, product field/subtypes validators are retained). Run-time functionality:

• traversing collection elements, product fields, or coproduct subtypes
• validating an instance of type TT the top-level type is lost.

Adapt this schema to type TT. Only the meta-data is retained, except for default values and the validator (however, product field/subtypes validators are retained). Run-time functionality:

• traversing collection elements, product fields, or coproduct subtypes
• validating an instance of type TT the top-level type is lost.

Adapt this schema to type TT. Only the meta-data is retained, except for default values and the validator (however, product field/subtypes validators are retained). Run-time functionality:

• traversing collection elements, product fields, or coproduct subtypes
• validating an instance of type TT the top-level type is lost.

Adapt this schema to type TT. Only the meta-data is retained, except for default values and the validator (however, product field/subtypes validators are retained). Run-time functionality:

• traversing collection elements, product fields, or coproduct subtypes
• validating an instance of type TT the top-level type is lost.

Adapt this schema to type TT. Only the meta-data is retained, except for default values and the validator (however, product field/subtypes validators are retained). Run-time functionality:

• traversing collection elements, product fields, or coproduct subtypes
• validating an instance of type TT the top-level type is lost.

Adapt this schema to type TT. Only the meta-data is retained, except for default values and the validator (however, product field/subtypes validators are retained). Run-time functionality:

• traversing collection elements, product fields, or coproduct subtypes
• validating an instance of type TT the top-level type is lost.

Returns an array version of this schema, with the schema type wrapped in SArray. Sets isOptional to true as the collection might be empty.

Returns an array version of this schema, with the schema type wrapped in SArray. Sets isOptional to true as the collection might be empty.

Returns an array version of this schema, with the schema type wrapped in SArray. Sets isOptional to true as the collection might be empty.

Returns an array version of this schema, with the schema type wrapped in SArray. Sets isOptional to true as the collection might be empty.

Returns an array version of this schema, with the schema type wrapped in SArray. Sets isOptional to true as the collection might be empty.

Returns an array version of this schema, with the schema type wrapped in SArray. Sets isOptional to true as the collection might be empty.

Returns an array version of this schema, with the schema type wrapped in SArray. Sets isOptional to true as the collection might be empty.

Returns a collection version of this schema, with the schema type wrapped in SArray. Sets isOptional to true as the collection might be empty.

Returns a collection version of this schema, with the schema type wrapped in SArray. Sets isOptional to true as the collection might be empty.

Returns a collection version of this schema, with the schema type wrapped in SArray. Sets isOptional to true as the collection might be empty.

Returns a collection version of this schema, with the schema type wrapped in SArray. Sets isOptional to true as the collection might be empty.

Returns a collection version of this schema, with the schema type wrapped in SArray. Sets isOptional to true as the collection might be empty.

Returns a collection version of this schema, with the schema type wrapped in SArray. Sets isOptional to true as the collection might be empty.

Returns a collection version of this schema, with the schema type wrapped in SArray. Sets isOptional to true as the collection might be empty.

Returns an optional version of this schema, with isOptional set to true.

Returns an optional version of this schema, with isOptional set to true.

Returns an optional version of this schema, with isOptional set to true.

Returns an optional version of this schema, with isOptional set to true.

Returns an optional version of this schema, with isOptional set to true.

Returns an optional version of this schema, with isOptional set to true.

Returns an optional version of this schema, with isOptional set to true.

Adds a default value, which is used by Codec s during decoding and for documentation.

To represent the value in the documentation, an encoded form needs to be provided. The encoded form is inferred if missing and the given value is of a basic type (number, string, etc.).

Adds a default value, which is used by Codec s during decoding and for documentation.

To represent the value in the documentation, an encoded form needs to be provided. The encoded form is inferred if missing and the given value is of a basic type (number, string, etc.).

Adds a default value, which is used by Codec s during decoding and for documentation.

To represent the value in the documentation, an encoded form needs to be provided. The encoded form is inferred if missing and the given value is of a basic type (number, string, etc.).

Adds a default value, which is used by Codec s during decoding and for documentation.

To represent the value in the documentation, an encoded form needs to be provided. The encoded form is inferred if missing and the given value is of a basic type (number, string, etc.).

Adds a default value, which is used by Codec s during decoding and for documentation.

To represent the value in the documentation, an encoded form needs to be provided. The encoded form is inferred if missing and the given value is of a basic type (number, string, etc.).

Adds a default value, which is used by Codec s during decoding and for documentation.

To represent the value in the documentation, an encoded form needs to be provided. The encoded form is inferred if missing and the given value is of a basic type (number, string, etc.).

Adds a default value, which is used by Codec s during decoding and for documentation.

To represent the value in the documentation, an encoded form needs to be provided. The encoded form is inferred if missing and the given value is of a basic type (number, string, etc.).

See modify: instead of a path expressed using code, accepts a path a sequence of Strings.

See modify: instead of a path expressed using code, accepts a path a sequence of Strings.

See modify: instead of a path expressed using code, accepts a path a sequence of Strings.

See modify: instead of a path expressed using code, accepts a path a sequence of Strings.

See modify: instead of a path expressed using code, accepts a path a sequence of Strings.

See modify: instead of a path expressed using code, accepts a path a sequence of Strings.

See modify: instead of a path expressed using code, accepts a path a sequence of Strings.

Add a validator to this schema. If the validator contains a named enum validator:

• the encode function is inferred if not yet defined, and the validators possible values are of a basic type
• the name is set as the schema's name.

Add a validator to this schema. If the validator contains a named enum validator:

• the encode function is inferred if not yet defined, and the validators possible values are of a basic type
• the name is set as the schema's name.

Add a validator to this schema. If the validator contains a named enum validator:

• the encode function is inferred if not yet defined, and the validators possible values are of a basic type
• the name is set as the schema's name.

Add a validator to this schema. If the validator contains a named enum validator:

• the encode function is inferred if not yet defined, and the validators possible values are of a basic type
• the name is set as the schema's name.

Add a validator to this schema. If the validator contains a named enum validator:

• the encode function is inferred if not yet defined, and the validators possible values are of a basic type
• the name is set as the schema's name.

Add a validator to this schema. If the validator contains a named enum validator:

• the encode function is inferred if not yet defined, and the validators possible values are of a basic type
• the name is set as the schema's name.

Add a validator to this schema. If the validator contains a named enum validator:

• the encode function is inferred if not yet defined, and the validators possible values are of a basic type
• the name is set as the schema's name.

Modifies nested schemas for case classes and case class families (sealed traits / enums), accessible with path, using the given modification function. To traverse collections, use .each.

Should only be used if the schema hasn't been created by .mapping another one. In such a case, the shape of the schema doesn't correspond to the type T, but to some lower-level representation of the type.

If the shape of the schema doesn't correspond to the path, the schema remains unchanged.

Modifies nested schemas for case classes and case class families (sealed traits / enums), accessible with path, using the given modification function. To traverse collections, use .each.

Should only be used if the schema hasn't been created by .mapping another one. In such a case, the shape of the schema doesn't correspond to the type T, but to some lower-level representation of the type.

If the shape of the schema doesn't correspond to the path, the schema remains unchanged.

Modifies nested schemas for case classes and case class families (sealed traits / enums), accessible with path, using the given modification function. To traverse collections, use .each.

Should only be used if the schema hasn't been created by .mapping another one. In such a case, the shape of the schema doesn't correspond to the type T, but to some lower-level representation of the type.

If the shape of the schema doesn't correspond to the path, the schema remains unchanged.

Modifies nested schemas for case classes and case class families (sealed traits / enums), accessible with path, using the given modification function. To traverse collections, use .each.

Should only be used if the schema hasn't been created by .mapping another one. In such a case, the shape of the schema doesn't correspond to the type T, but to some lower-level representation of the type.

If the shape of the schema doesn't correspond to the path, the schema remains unchanged.

Modifies nested schemas for case classes and case class families (sealed traits / enums), accessible with path, using the given modification function. To traverse collections, use .each.

Should only be used if the schema hasn't been created by .mapping another one. In such a case, the shape of the schema doesn't correspond to the type T, but to some lower-level representation of the type.

If the shape of the schema doesn't correspond to the path, the schema remains unchanged.

Modifies nested schemas for case classes and case class families (sealed traits / enums), accessible with path, using the given modification function. To traverse collections, use .each.

Should only be used if the schema hasn't been created by .mapping another one. In such a case, the shape of the schema doesn't correspond to the type T, but to some lower-level representation of the type.

If the shape of the schema doesn't correspond to the path, the schema remains unchanged.

Modifies nested schemas for case classes and case class families (sealed traits / enums), accessible with path, using the given modification function. To traverse collections, use .each.

Should only be used if the schema hasn't been created by .mapping another one. In such a case, the shape of the schema doesn't correspond to the type T, but to some lower-level representation of the type.

If the shape of the schema doesn't correspond to the path, the schema remains unchanged.