What I want is:
If check_this is true then only_on_condition should match ^zzzz

I’ve been surprised by the lack of good documentation tools for exploring JSON Schema. If you’re using openAPI then SwaggerUI is great for understanding what can and can’t be sent to an API (and of course that accepts JSON Schema) – but we’ve got a use case that isn’t a HTTP API.

I would like to specify a map in JsonSchema. The Java equivalant should be a Map<String, SomeType>.

I have created a graph schema in JSON and need to restrict the editing of the values in specific properties to a specific user-group. For example, if the property is a Boolean type and it has been turned on, only members of that specific user-group should be allowed to change the Boolean, while all other users have read-only access to that property; or if a specific value has been entered in a string property (e.g. “Blue”), then similarly editing of that property is limited to that group (and others can view its value) who are the only ones who can change its value to “Red”.

consider the following schema:

I’d like one schema to validate two different types of objects that have a lot of overlap. Consider the following json Schema:

I am already aware of how to conditionally require the presence of a property based on the value of another property. What I am looking for is the reverse as well.

can someone please help me to fix my schema in a way that other than defined properties will be rejected.

I want to use file names as values to properties in a json file and have intellisense work on them.