JSON schema, oneOf validation -


my login endpoint can have "social" logins , "user" login body either this:

user: {   email: 'test@gmail.com',   password: 'test' }

or this:

authentication: {   provider: 'facebook',   token: 'abcd' }

i want create json schema validates either first body, or second body. stumbled upon oneof , have tried:

body: {         oneof: [{           properties: {             user: {               type: 'object',               required: [                 'email',                 'password'               ],               email: {                 type: 'string',                 format: 'email'               },               password: {                 type: 'string',                 minlength: 6,                 maxlength: 32               }             },           }         }, {           properties: {             authentication: {               type: 'object',               required: [                 'provider',                 'token'               ],               provider: {                 type: 'string',                 enum: ['facebook']               },               token: {                 type: 'string'               }             }           }         }]       }

however gives me following error:

    {         "keyword": "oneof",         "datapath": ".body",         "schemapath": "#/properties/body/oneof",         "params": {},         "message": "should match 1 schema in oneof"     }

would awesome if can me out making json schema setup this. thanks

you can oneof. although use differently.

 {    "$schema": "http://json-schema.org/schema#",    "type": "object",    "properties": {      "login": {        "oneof": [          {            "required": [              "user"            ]          },          {            "required": [              "authentication"            ]          }        ],        "type": "object",        "properties": {          "user": {            "type": "object",            "properties": {              "email": {                "type": "string"              },              "password": {                "type": "string"              }            }          },          "authentication": {            "type": "object",            "properties": {              "email": {                "type": "string"              },              "password": {                "type": "string"              }            }          }        }      }    }  }

with this, 2 json validated against schema

 {    "login": {      "authentication": {        "provider": "facebook",        "token": "abcd"      }    }  }    {    "login": {      "user": {        "email": "test@gmail.com",        "password": "test"      }    }  }

but if try put both of them in one, not validate

 {    "login": {      "authentication": {        "provider": "facebook",        "token": "abcd"      },      "user": {        "email": "test@gmail.com",        "password": "test      }    }  }

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