\JsonSchemaValidator

__construct()

__construct(\JsonSchema\Constraints\Factory  $factory = null) 

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addError()

addError(\JsonSchema\Entity\JsonPointer  $path = null,   $message,   $constraint = '', array  $more = null) 

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addErrors()

addErrors(array  $errors) 

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getErrors()

getErrors(  $errorContext = \JsonSchema\Validator::ERROR_ALL) 

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numErrors()

numErrors(  $errorContext = \JsonSchema\Validator::ERROR_ALL) 

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isValid()

isValid() 

reset()

reset() 

Clears any reported errors. Should be used between multiple validation checks.

getErrorMask()

getErrorMask() : integer

Get the error mask

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arrayToObjectRecursive()

arrayToObjectRecursive(array  $array) : object

Recursively cast an associative array to an object

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validate()

validate(  $value,   $schema = null,   $checkMode = null) 

Validates the given data against the schema and returns an object containing the results Both the php object and the schema are supposed to be a result of a json_decode call.

The validation works as defined by the schema proposal in http://json-schema.org.

Note that the first argument is passwd by reference, so you must pass in a variable.

{@inheritdoc}

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check()

check(  $value,   $schema) 

Alias to validate(), to maintain backwards-compatibility with the previous API

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coerce()

coerce(  $value,   $schema) 

Alias to validate(), to maintain backwards-compatibility with the previous API

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