JSON Schema

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JSON Schema is a vocabulary that allows you to annotate and validate JSON documents.

JSON Schema

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JSON Schema at ASC 2019

Oct 16 → Oct 16, 2019

06:00 PM UTC

Two JSON Schema talks at the ASC 2019 conference

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AsyncAPI Initiative

$3k USD since Oct 2019

Stoplight

$1k USD since Oct 2019

JSONBuddy

$50 USD since Oct 2019

Indeed

$5 USD since Dec 2019

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Luke Smith

$90 USD since Oct 2019

Clemens Uhlenhut

$50 USD since Oct 2019

Phil Sturgeon

$15 USD since Feb 2020

Kyle Smith

$5 USD since Dec 2019

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Patching JSON Schema draft 2019-09

The realisation of the latest JSON Schema draft was the result of monumental effort by the JSON Schema team and it's many contributors and supporters, but the work is not yet done.One of the main drivers for draft 2019-09 aka "now make s...

Published on April 6, 2020 by Ben Hutton

JSON Schema draft 2019-09 feedback and progress

If you've had an eye on the JSON Schema project over the past few years, you'll have seen the team work their socks off to make releases happen. 2019-09 was no different, and although the spec and meta-schema were released, we still have...

Published on January 24, 2020 by Ben Hutton

Draft 2019-09, a story so far, and moving forward

Hi all,Typing to you from an airport in the UK, I'm on my way to talk about JSON Schema in Canada for the API Specification Conference 2019 (ASC2019). We spent the last year and a half, give or take, working on the latest draft of JSON S...

Published on October 19, 2019 by Ben Hutton

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Monthly financial contribution to JSON Schema (sponsor)

from Stoplight • 7/3/2020

+$100.00USD

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from JSONBuddy • 7/3/2020

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Monthly financial contribution to JSON Schema (backer)

from Luke Smith • 7/2/2020

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JSON Schema is all of us

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Ben Hutton

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Austin Wright

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Indeed

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$5 USD

About

JSON Schema is a vocabulary that allows you to annotate and validate JSON documents.

It's used by Google, Microsoft, Amazon, Mozilla, SAP, IBM, HM Government, NIH, and many others.

Used by webpack and eslint, with the main imeplementation weekly download of more than 20 million.

We're always looking for feedback on "draft 2019-09" from users and implementers, currently specifically on Vocabularies, a new concept in JSON Schema which allows for the formalised extension of JSON Schema.

More broadly, we're also looking to focus on educational resources, making sure they are consistent, up to date, and use developer friendly language, before we re-group to start work on the next draft.

JSON Schema is baked in to the worlds most popular editor, VS Code (according to the StackOverflow developer survey 2019).

JSON Schema is used as the means to specify payload data in the Open API Specification, which is the defacto API specification langauge today.

This project develops the JSON Schema specification, but does not develop any specific implementations.