JsonSchemaOps
Implicit methods for values of type JsonSchema
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Concrete methods
A schema that can be either schemaA
or schemaB
.
A schema that can be either schemaA
or schemaB
.
- Encoder interpreters forward to
schemaA
to encode aLeft
value orschemaB
to encode aRight
value, - Decoder interpreters first try to decode with
schemaA
, and fallback toschemaB
in case of failure, - Documentation interpreter produce a
oneOf
JSON schema.
The difference between this operation and the operation orElse
on “tagged” schemas is that this operation does not rely on a discriminator field between the alternative schemas. As a consequence, decoding is slower than with “tagged” schemas and provides less precise error messages.
Value parameters
- schemaB
-
fallback schema
Attributes
- Note
-
Be careful to use ''disjoint'' schemas for
A
andB
(none must be a subtype of the other), otherwise, a value of typeB
might also be successfully decoded as a value of typeA
, and this could have surprising consequences.
Include a description of what this schema represents
Include a description of what this schema represents
- Encoder and decoder interpreters ignore this description,
- Documentation interpreters can show this description.
Value parameters
- description
-
information about the values described by the schema
Attributes
Include an example of value in this schema
Include an example of value in this schema
- Encoder and decoder interpreters ignore this value,
- Documentation interpreters can show this example value.
Value parameters
- example
-
Example value to attach to the schema
Attributes
Include a title for the schema
Include a title for the schema
- Encoder and decoder interpreters ignore the title,
- Documentation interpreters can show this title.
Value parameters
- title
-
short title to attach to the schema