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Hey team,
Looks like when converting to JSON Schema, all the types do not use primitives, but rather refer to an external schema hosted on jsonix.org.
Example:
{ "$ref":"http://www.jsonix.org/jsonschemas/w3c/2001/XMLSchema.jsonschema#/definitions/dateTime" }
This site appears to have gone offline, rendering these schemas useless.
Wondering:
Seeking advice
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It looks as though the above DateTime definition is being used where a property has type xsd:dateTime.
xsd:dateTime
This appears to be ISO8601 compliant, and so the JSON Schema equivalent is simply a string type with format: "date-time".
string
format: "date-time"
This conversation could be simplified to use primitive JSON Schema types.
In the meantime I will do this manually.
refs:
⚠️ NOTE: The docs below seem to convert xsd:dateTime into a complex object where year/month/day are split into nested types: https://github.com/highsource/jsonix-schema-compiler/wiki/JSON-Schema-for-XML-Schema
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Hey team,
Looks like when converting to JSON Schema, all the types do not use primitives, but rather refer to an external schema hosted on jsonix.org.
Example:
This site appears to have gone offline, rendering these schemas useless.
Wondering:
Seeking advice
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: