I need to know if the following JSON is a valid JSON API format:
{
“labels” : [ “BANNABLE”, “MIN-BAR”, “Malware”, “Risky” ]
}
Is there any online validator? Can the people in this group validate please?
I need to know if the following JSON is a valid JSON API format:
{
“labels” : [ “BANNABLE”, “MIN-BAR”, “Malware”, “Risky” ]
}
Is there any online validator? Can the people in this group validate please?
I think you can validate your snippet with a regular JSON validator like this one http://jsonlint.com/
Hi,
If that is your full request/sesponse body, then no, it’s not valid JSON API. In JSON API, all data must be under aa top-level data
key (or a meta
key for metadata).
There is a JSON Schema document for the JSON API spec, which (with a few small caveats) can be used to validate whether any JSON document is valid JSON API. Just put your document and that schema into a JSON Schema validator, like this one, and it should tell you if your document is valid.
Use this tool: JSON Formatter https://jsonformatter-online.com
Use one of the best JSON tools.
Hii
You can also use https://onlinejsontools.org/ for json validator,beautify,minify,xml,yaml,CSV,bson,plain text,base64,tsv.
Do checkout this site!
I personally use https://www.jsonslint.com it has all json tools for validation and creation
While there are tons of tools around the web, I recently came across this absolutely new JSON-Validate website.
Do try this out … Have been using it for a while now!
I’ve been using the JSON API schema from jsonapi.org to validate my responses. Tools like JSONLint and Assertible are quite helpful for this. They assist in ensuring that the structure aligns with the JSON API specifications. However, I’ve noticed that some edge cases require manual checks, especially when dealing with complex relationships.