JSON SCHEMA PATTERN comma separated list
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I have the following pattern in my json schema and i need to include comma separated values according to the following pattern. current pattern can handle only one pattern as DV2 only
so how should i modify my pattern to include multiple strings as follows, but it should match with the declared pattern.
ex: "DV2","DEV1","DEV3,"ST",
"ENVIRONMENT": {
"type": "string",
"pattern": ^(DV2|DEV|ST|DEV[1-5]{1}|DEV[1-9]{1,2}|ST[1-9]{1}|ST[1-9]{1,2})(,(DV2|DEV|ST|DEV[1-5]{1}|DEV[1-9]{1,2}|ST[1-9]{1}|ST[1-9]{1,2}))*$
},
This pattern works with regex checker, but not working with json schema.
{
"APPCODE": "MBUBU",
"ENVIRONMENT": "ST1","ST2","DEV1", //error, cant have multiple values separated by comma
"PROJECT_DETAILS": "ABCDEFGHIJ",
"ENV_OWNER": "ABCDEFGHIJKLMN"
},
python json regex
asked Nov 8 at 23:27
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I have the following pattern in my json schema and i need to include comma separated values according to the following pattern. current pattern can handle only one pattern as DV2 only
so how should i modify my pattern to include multiple strings as follows, but it should match with the declared pattern.
ex: "DV2","DEV1","DEV3,"ST",
"ENVIRONMENT": {
"type": "string",
"pattern": ^(DV2|DEV|ST|DEV[1-5]{1}|DEV[1-9]{1,2}|ST[1-9]{1}|ST[1-9]{1,2})(,(DV2|DEV|ST|DEV[1-5]{1}|DEV[1-9]{1,2}|ST[1-9]{1}|ST[1-9]{1,2}))*$
},
This pattern works with regex checker, but not working with json schema.
{
"APPCODE": "MBUBU",
"ENVIRONMENT": "ST1","ST2","DEV1", //error, cant have multiple values separated by comma
"PROJECT_DETAILS": "ABCDEFGHIJ",
"ENV_OWNER": "ABCDEFGHIJKLMN"
},
python json regex
asked Nov 8 at 23:27
Markus
306
1
What is the question?
– V. Sambor
Nov 8 at 23:29
Looks like a usual^a(,a)*$pattern."^(DV2|DEV|ST|DEV[1-5]|DEV[1-9]{1,2}|ST[1-9]|ST[1-9]{1,2})(,(DV2|DEV|ST|DEV[1-5]|DEV[1-9]{1,2}|ST[1-9]|ST[1-9]{1,2}))*$"
– Wiktor Stribiżew
Nov 8 at 23:32
@WiktorStribiżew Thanks for the info. but this should validate like this { "APPCODE": "MBUBUS", "ENVIRONMENT": "ST","ST2","DEV9" "PROJECT_DETAILS": "ABCDEFGHIJ", "ENV_OWNER": "ABCDEFGHIJKLMN" },, your regex gives some errors.
– Markus
Nov 8 at 23:49
Well, that is your regex, I only suggested the general solution for comma-separated values pattern. The details are unclear here.
– Wiktor Stribiżew
Nov 9 at 0:48
@WiktorStribiżew , updated the question. but your regex is working as expected in regex parser, not json schema.
– Markus
Nov 9 at 2:36
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I have the following pattern in my json schema and i need to include comma separated values according to the following pattern. current pattern can handle only one pattern as DV2 only
so how should i modify my pattern to include multiple strings as follows, but it should match with the declared pattern.
ex: "DV2","DEV1","DEV3,"ST",
"ENVIRONMENT": {
"type": "string",
"pattern": ^(DV2|DEV|ST|DEV[1-5]{1}|DEV[1-9]{1,2}|ST[1-9]{1}|ST[1-9]{1,2})(,(DV2|DEV|ST|DEV[1-5]{1}|DEV[1-9]{1,2}|ST[1-9]{1}|ST[1-9]{1,2}))*$
},
This pattern works with regex checker, but not working with json schema.
{
"APPCODE": "MBUBU",
"ENVIRONMENT": "ST1","ST2","DEV1", //error, cant have multiple values separated by comma
"PROJECT_DETAILS": "ABCDEFGHIJ",
"ENV_OWNER": "ABCDEFGHIJKLMN"
},
python json regex
asked Nov 8 at 23:27
Markus
306
I have the following pattern in my json schema and i need to include comma separated values according to the following pattern. current pattern can handle only one pattern as DV2 only
so how should i modify my pattern to include multiple strings as follows, but it should match with the declared pattern.
ex: "DV2","DEV1","DEV3,"ST",
"ENVIRONMENT": {
"type": "string",
"pattern": ^(DV2|DEV|ST|DEV[1-5]{1}|DEV[1-9]{1,2}|ST[1-9]{1}|ST[1-9]{1,2})(,(DV2|DEV|ST|DEV[1-5]{1}|DEV[1-9]{1,2}|ST[1-9]{1}|ST[1-9]{1,2}))*$
},
This pattern works with regex checker, but not working with json schema.
{
"APPCODE": "MBUBU",
"ENVIRONMENT": "ST1","ST2","DEV1", //error, cant have multiple values separated by comma
"PROJECT_DETAILS": "ABCDEFGHIJ",
"ENV_OWNER": "ABCDEFGHIJKLMN"
},
python json regex
python json regex
asked Nov 8 at 23:27
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asked Nov 8 at 23:27
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asked Nov 8 at 23:27
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asked Nov 8 at 23:27
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What is the question?
– V. Sambor
Nov 8 at 23:29
Looks like a usual^a(,a)*$pattern."^(DV2|DEV|ST|DEV[1-5]|DEV[1-9]{1,2}|ST[1-9]|ST[1-9]{1,2})(,(DV2|DEV|ST|DEV[1-5]|DEV[1-9]{1,2}|ST[1-9]|ST[1-9]{1,2}))*$"
– Wiktor Stribiżew
Nov 8 at 23:32
@WiktorStribiżew Thanks for the info. but this should validate like this { "APPCODE": "MBUBUS", "ENVIRONMENT": "ST","ST2","DEV9" "PROJECT_DETAILS": "ABCDEFGHIJ", "ENV_OWNER": "ABCDEFGHIJKLMN" },, your regex gives some errors.
– Markus
Nov 8 at 23:49
Well, that is your regex, I only suggested the general solution for comma-separated values pattern. The details are unclear here.
– Wiktor Stribiżew
Nov 9 at 0:48
@WiktorStribiżew , updated the question. but your regex is working as expected in regex parser, not json schema.
– Markus
Nov 9 at 2:36
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What is the question?
– V. Sambor
Nov 8 at 23:29
Looks like a usual^a(,a)*$pattern."^(DV2|DEV|ST|DEV[1-5]|DEV[1-9]{1,2}|ST[1-9]|ST[1-9]{1,2})(,(DV2|DEV|ST|DEV[1-5]|DEV[1-9]{1,2}|ST[1-9]|ST[1-9]{1,2}))*$"
– Wiktor Stribiżew
Nov 8 at 23:32
@WiktorStribiżew Thanks for the info. but this should validate like this { "APPCODE": "MBUBUS", "ENVIRONMENT": "ST","ST2","DEV9" "PROJECT_DETAILS": "ABCDEFGHIJ", "ENV_OWNER": "ABCDEFGHIJKLMN" },, your regex gives some errors.
– Markus
Nov 8 at 23:49
Well, that is your regex, I only suggested the general solution for comma-separated values pattern. The details are unclear here.
– Wiktor Stribiżew
Nov 9 at 0:48
@WiktorStribiżew , updated the question. but your regex is working as expected in regex parser, not json schema.
– Markus
Nov 9 at 2:36
1
1
What is the question?
– V. Sambor
Nov 8 at 23:29
What is the question?
– V. Sambor
Nov 8 at 23:29
Looks like a usual
^a(,a)*$ pattern. "^(DV2|DEV|ST|DEV[1-5]|DEV[1-9]{1,2}|ST[1-9]|ST[1-9]{1,2})(,(DV2|DEV|ST|DEV[1-5]|DEV[1-9]{1,2}|ST[1-9]|ST[1-9]{1,2}))*$"– Wiktor Stribiżew
Nov 8 at 23:32
Looks like a usual
^a(,a)*$ pattern. "^(DV2|DEV|ST|DEV[1-5]|DEV[1-9]{1,2}|ST[1-9]|ST[1-9]{1,2})(,(DV2|DEV|ST|DEV[1-5]|DEV[1-9]{1,2}|ST[1-9]|ST[1-9]{1,2}))*$"– Wiktor Stribiżew
Nov 8 at 23:32
@WiktorStribiżew Thanks for the info. but this should validate like this { "APPCODE": "MBUBUS", "ENVIRONMENT": "ST","ST2","DEV9" "PROJECT_DETAILS": "ABCDEFGHIJ", "ENV_OWNER": "ABCDEFGHIJKLMN" },, your regex gives some errors.
– Markus
Nov 8 at 23:49
@WiktorStribiżew Thanks for the info. but this should validate like this { "APPCODE": "MBUBUS", "ENVIRONMENT": "ST","ST2","DEV9" "PROJECT_DETAILS": "ABCDEFGHIJ", "ENV_OWNER": "ABCDEFGHIJKLMN" },, your regex gives some errors.
– Markus
Nov 8 at 23:49
Well, that is your regex, I only suggested the general solution for comma-separated values pattern. The details are unclear here.
– Wiktor Stribiżew
Nov 9 at 0:48
Well, that is your regex, I only suggested the general solution for comma-separated values pattern. The details are unclear here.
– Wiktor Stribiżew
Nov 9 at 0:48
@WiktorStribiżew , updated the question. but your regex is working as expected in regex parser, not json schema.
– Markus
Nov 9 at 2:36
@WiktorStribiżew , updated the question. but your regex is working as expected in regex parser, not json schema.
– Markus
Nov 9 at 2:36
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https://www.jsonschema.net
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Let this do the hard work for you
https://www.jsonschema.net
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answered Nov 9 at 0:19
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What is the question?
– V. Sambor
Nov 8 at 23:29
Looks like a usual
^a(,a)*$pattern."^(DV2|DEV|ST|DEV[1-5]|DEV[1-9]{1,2}|ST[1-9]|ST[1-9]{1,2})(,(DV2|DEV|ST|DEV[1-5]|DEV[1-9]{1,2}|ST[1-9]|ST[1-9]{1,2}))*$"– Wiktor Stribiżew
Nov 8 at 23:32
@WiktorStribiżew Thanks for the info. but this should validate like this { "APPCODE": "MBUBUS", "ENVIRONMENT": "ST","ST2","DEV9" "PROJECT_DETAILS": "ABCDEFGHIJ", "ENV_OWNER": "ABCDEFGHIJKLMN" },, your regex gives some errors.
– Markus
Nov 8 at 23:49
Well, that is your regex, I only suggested the general solution for comma-separated values pattern. The details are unclear here.
– Wiktor Stribiżew
Nov 9 at 0:48
@WiktorStribiżew , updated the question. but your regex is working as expected in regex parser, not json schema.
– Markus
Nov 9 at 2:36