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On the command line, we can take a file (or piped from stdin) containing openapi document(s), and a serialized HTTP/1.1 request or response, and perform validation on it, providing error results just as we do for json-schema-eval in JSON::Schema::Modern.
Combined with #60, this opens the door to demonstrating an open standard for multiple implementations to follow for compliance testing.
In the future when #65 is in place, we can provide this data as well in order to demonstrate how requests and responses are parsed in the face of certain openapi definitions.
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On the command line, we can take a file (or piped from stdin) containing openapi document(s), and a serialized HTTP/1.1 request or response, and perform validation on it, providing error results just as we do for
json-schema-eval
in JSON::Schema::Modern.Combined with #60, this opens the door to demonstrating an open standard for multiple implementations to follow for compliance testing.
In the future when #65 is in place, we can provide this data as well in order to demonstrate how requests and responses are parsed in the face of certain openapi definitions.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: