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v0.6.0 [2026-08-17]

Changed

  • Bumped the elixir version from 1.14 to 1.20 and.

Fixed

  • Fixed all compiler, credo and dialyzer warnings.

v0.5.0 [2023-03-26]

Added

  • Now supports the default keyword for each schema node type.
  • Now supports boolean values for the additionalProperties keyword.

Changed

  • When defining an anonymous type using the items keyword, it is now named :anonymous rather than items in the parsed document.

Fixed

  • Fixed a bug where the parser would throw an unexpected error if the items property contained a primitive type.

v0.4.0 [2022-05-09]

Changed

  • Replaces auto-generated schema names like zero and one with :anonymous making it easier for a consuming project to decide what to do when a subschema does not have an explicit name. (#97)
  • Replaces stringly-typed type properties for several schema types to instead use specific atoms corresponding to the set of valid JSON value type.
  • Adds better error description for invalid union types.

v0.3.0 [2019-10-30]

Added

  • Support for the generic description keyword (#14).
  • support for the const keyword (#21).

Fixed

  • Various bugs related to parsing nested root object (#35).

v0.2.0 [2019-03-24]

Added

  • Support for parsing the following JSON schema types:
    • additionalProperties, and
    • patternProperties.

Changed

  • Replaced the TypePath type wih the URI type when specifying local paths in a JSON schema document.

v0.1.0 [2018-07-27]

NOTE: This initial release is a fork of https://github.com/dragonwasrobot/json-schema-to-elm, and so this version contains all existing changes made in that project. As a result, the parser and inspection logic found in this first version reflects which parts of the JSON Schema specification was needed in the original project.

Added

  • Support for parsing the following JSON schema types:

    • allOf,
    • anyOf,
    • array (keyword items when value is a object),
    • enum,
    • object, (keyword properties),
    • oneOf,
    • primitive (keyword type except for object and array),
    • tuple (keyword items when value is a list of objects), and
    • union (keyword type when value is a list of strings).

  • Parsing of the basic properties of a JSON schema document:

    • schema,
    • $id,
    • $ref,
    • title,
    • description,
    • "definitions", and
    • required.

  • Can resolve references, using $ref, across different JSON schema files as long as they are parsed together.

  • Prints human friendly error messages.