Features
- Generates JSON Schema from classes
- Annotate your classes to customize schema generation
- Supports common types
- Seq, Lists, Arrays, etc.
- Options
- java.util.Date and Joda DateTime
- String, Boolean, Int, Long, Double
- java.util.UUID
- Caching of generated schema
Unsupported Features
- Play Framework JSON types
Add this line to your build.sbt:
libraryDependencies += "org.coursera" %% "autoschema" % "0.1"
With a type parameter
case class MyType(myValue: Int)
AutoSchema.createSchema[MyType]
With a reflection type
AutoSchema.createSchema(myReflectionType)
AutoSchema has a few annotations that you can use to customize generated schema
Lets you manually define comments for case clases and fields which are translated in a description field of the commented element in the JSON schema.
@Description("This is my class")
case class MyClass(@Term.Description("This is my field") myField: String)
Lets you manually set the type and format values of the schema to be generated for a specific type or value
@FormatAs("string", "date")
case class MyDateType
case class MyType(@Term.FormatAs("string", "date") date: String)
Lets you use the schema of some type as the schema for another type or value
@ExposeAs[Int]
case class MyIntLikeType
case class MyType(@Term.ExposeAs[Id] id: MyTypeId)
Lets you hide a value in generated schema
case class MyType(@Term.Hide mySecretField: Int)
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