v0.6.2

Bug fixes:

• Fix for nested props after required is used #31
• Fix null TS definition and null detection in isFluentSchema

v0.6.1

Fixes

• #27 fix Typescript reserved word issue in the type definitions

v0.6.0

New Features

• New Syntax more compact
• Support for Mixed type
• Refactor Typescript types
• Complete internal refactor to manage in a better way all the types:
  • BaseSchema (id, title, example, required, etc.)
  • StringSchema (format, pattern, etc)
  • ArraySchema (items, etc)
  • ObjectSchema (properties, etc)
  • NumberSchema (min, max, etc)
  • IntegerSchema (min, max, etc)
  • BooleanSchema
  • NullSchema
• Coverage 99%

Fixes:

• #23

New syntax

const S = require('fluent-schema')
const schema = S.object()
  .id('http://foo/user')
  .title('My First Fluent JSON Schema')
  .description('A simple user')
  .prop(
    'email',
    S.string()
      .format(S.FORMATS.EMAIL)
      .required()
  )
  .prop(
    'password',
    S.string()
      .minLength(8)
      .required()
  )
  .prop('role', S.enum(['ADMIN', 'USER']).default('USER'))
  .definition(
    'address',
    S.object()
      .id('#address')
      .prop('line1')
      .required()
      .prop('line2')
      .prop('country')
      .required()
      .prop('city')
      .required()
      .prop('zipcode')
      .required()
  )
  .prop('address')
  .ref('#address')

v0.5.0

New Features

• Add support for required in nested prop

const schema = FluentSchema()
  .prop('foo', FluentSchema().asString().required())

v0.4.0

New Features

• Typescript support
• Add contentMediaType and contentEncoding support
• Native javascript regex can be passed to pattern method

Bug fixes

• Remove extra ids in definition if generatedIds is disabled
• Fix anyOf, allOf, oneOf implementation