Package org.eel.kitchen.jsonschema.format

Format specifier classes

See: Description

Class Summary

Class	Description
AbstractDateFormatSpecifier	Specialized format validator for date/time checking
DateFormatSpecifier	Validator for the date format specification
DateTimeFormatSpecifier	Validator for the date-time format specification
DateTimeMillisecFormatSpecifier	Validator for the custom date-time-ms format specification
EmailFormatSpecifier	Validator for the email format specification.
FormatSpecifier	Base class for a format specifier
HostnameFormatSpecifier	Validator for the host-name format specification
IPV4FormatSpecifier	Validator for the ip-address format specification, ie an IPv4 address
IPV6FormatSpecifier	Validator for the ipv6 format specification
PhoneNumberFormatSpecifier	Attempt to validate the phone format specification
RegexFormatSpecifier	Validator for the regex format specification
TimeFormatSpecifier	Validator for the time format specification
UnixEpochFormatSpecifier	Validator for the utc-millisec format specification
URIFormatSpecifier	Validator for the uri format specification

Package org.eel.kitchen.jsonschema.format Description

Format specifier classes

All format specifiers (section 5.23 of draft v3) are supported, except for style and color.

It should be noted that this implementation differs from the draft in one subtle, but important way: strictly speaking, an email and a hostname may have no domain part at all. However, this implementation chooses to require that they have one by default.

This implementation also adds a custom format specifier, date-time-ms: this is the same as ISO 8601's date-time, with added milliseconds.

Note: in theory, draft v3 also allows further format specifiers to be registered, however this implementation does not support it currently.