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I am working on writing a testing suite for our REST API in node.js. I am wondering if there is a module out there that does the json comparison in a configurable way.
For example : { "id":"456", "data":"Test_Data", "date":"2014-05-19" }
I need to be able to tell the module, check not null for id since its autogenerated, check not null for date and check only data value.
Thanks.
Or you can use expect.js
var expect = require("expect.js");
var data = {"name":"John", "age":32};
data.toString = function(){"String"};
expect(data).not.to.be(undefined);
expect(data.name).to.be("John");
expect(data.toString).to.be.a("function");
For your tests, you can use should.js:
var should = require('should');
var data = { "id":"456", "data":"Test_Data", "date":"2014-05-19" };
data.should.containEql({ id: "456" })
data.should.have.property("data");
data.should.have.property("data").with.type("string");
data.should.not.have.property("non-existing");
data.data.should.match(/^Test.*$/);
[...]
Happy testing!
EDIT: you can use instead of use. Also, I'm not affiliated with should.js :)
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I would like to find an online validator of JSON against JSON schema – both provided by URL.
Good example is http://www.jsonschemavalidator.net/ but I need to copy&paste the content of JSON file and JSON scheme, not URL of my files.
Do you know any?
I know it's an old question, but https://json-schema-validator.herokuapp.com/ seems to do the trick.
To check whether json content is valid or not, try the following json validator -
http://jsonlint.com/
http://codebeautify.org/jsonvalidator
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I would like to open a json file on Excel to sepparate the fields in rows. I see that on internet there are many converters, but i can´t upload the information i´m working with to internet. is there any manual way or a method to do this?
thank you
You can download/copy this code locally from jsfiddle.net:
http://jsfiddle.net/hybrid13i/JXrwM
It uses the JSONToCSVConvertor object of JavaScript:
$(document).ready(function(){
$('button').click(function(){
var data = $('#txt').val();
if(data == '')
return;
JSONToCSVConvertor(data, "Vehicle Report", true);
});
});
The full code from jsfiddle.net includes only HTML, CSS and JavaScript, so you can simply run it locally.
Afterwords, you can paste your JSON code and generate the CSV/Excel file.
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I am trying to parse HTML in Rust. The one library that seems to do this is html5ever. I can't find any simple way to make it take a string and return a queryable object.
Is there an alternative library that I can use that takes a string and returns an object that I can query on?
I am trying to do something like web scraping here.
I am a complete Rust newbie.
You can use the select crate, which is basically a wrapper over the html5ever, but gives a nicer api.
For example:
use select::document::Document;
use select::predicate::Name;
for i in Document::from_str(html_src_string).find(Name("article")).iter() {
println!("{:?}",i.text() ); //prints text content of all articles
};
select.rs repository has more elaborate examples.
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Is it possible to validate JSON file using JSON schema in Emacs with flymake/flycheck?
What would be the best validator to detect schema-related error and notify it to Emacs
with appropriate error message and location?
Theres is flymake-json, which uses jsonlint. It can be installed with package-install.
Flycheck has support for JSON: https://www.flycheck.org/en/latest/languages.html#json
Also lsp-mode can be used with either flymake or flycheck: https://emacs-lsp.github.io/lsp-mode/page/lsp-json/
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Is there any example/tutorial about how to fetch JSON data from a web server as an HttpRequest, and then it uses the data in a web page? I googled, but did not find one. This one here is too simple http://www.w3schools.com/json/json_eval.asp
Use Jquery's getJSON method to pull the JSON:
$.getJSON('/someurl',function(jsonObject){
// the json object is passed as input to the callback
});
http://api.jquery.com/jQuery.getJSON/