This repository contains JSON Schema and associated Python code for validating CoverageJSON documents.
Note that this work is in active development and the validation functionality is currently limited to what can be expressed using JSON Schema.
- Install a Python environment with pip (version x or above), e.g. using conda (
conda create -n covjson-validator pip
) - Install requirements (
pip install -r requirements.txt
)
N.B. Make sure to install requirements via pip
, not conda
(at the time of writing the version of jsonschema
in conda was too old to run the tests).
python -m tools.validator my.covjson
python -m pytest
A more thorough (and slow) test mode can be enabled by passing --exhaustive
to pytest. For some tests, this increases the number of parameterizations against which a test is run. This mode is also used in Continuous Integration testing via GitHub Actions.
The latest pre-release schema is published at: https://covjson.org/schema/dev/coveragejson.json.
The versioned schema for each CoverageJSON specification version is published at: https://covjson.org/schema/x.y/coveragejson.json
The in-development schema generated from the latest commit to main
is published at:
https://covjson.org/covjson-validator/schema.json
In addition, the schema is attached to each release on GitHub.
The schema in this repository is split into multiple subschemas. To create a bundled schema compatible with JSON Schema Draft-07, run the following commands:
python -m tools.bundle_schema --out coveragejson.json
python -m tools.downgrade_schema_to_draft07 coveragejson.json
For pre-release schemas, remove $id
from the schema by running:
python -m tools.patch_schema coveragejson.json --drop-id
For versioned schemas, set $id
to the target URL by running:
python -m tools.patch_schema coveragejson.json --set-id "https://covjson.org/schema/x.y/coveragejson.json"
After updating $id
, create a pull request against https://github.com/covjson/covjson.github.io.