Orderly is a textual format for describing JSON. Orderly can be compiled into JSONSchema. It is designed to be easy to read and write.
Depends on Node.js and npm:
npm install orderly -g
var orderly = require("orderly");
var orderlySource = "array {};";
var jsonSchemaSource = orderly.compile(orderlySource);
var jsonSchemaObject = orderly.parse(orderlySource);
print(JSON.stringify(jsonSchemaObject));
usage: orderly <file> [options]
file file to parse; otherwise uses stdin
options:
-v, --version print version and exit
-o FILE, --output-file FILE write output to the file
-t CHAR, --indent CHAR character(s) to use for indentation
The minified, standalone version of orderly.js is found in web/orderly.js. Just include it in your web page to use the orderly object:
<script src="json2.js"></script>
<script src="orderly.js"></script>
<script>
var orderlySource = "array {};";
var jsonSchemaSource = orderly.compile(orderlySource);
var jsonSchemaObject = orderly.parse(orderlySource);
</script>
Orderly.js includes it's own JSON parser, but older browsers will need a JSON stringifier such as json2.js in order to compile to JSONSchema.
MIT X License
Copyright (c) 2009 Zachary Carter
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