RioClassLibrary 1.0.0

JSON Validator

public void Run () {
			var json = "{'Id':1,'Name': 'Test','Payload':'12, 323, 232'}";

#if DEBUG
			Console.WriteLine($"Validating the following json: {json}");
#endif

			// create a new instance of 'JsonValidator'
			// the primary constructor takes a 'HashSet<IJsonValidationStrategy>'
			// simply pass an instance(s) to the constructor containing concrete
			//		implementations of 'IJsonValidationStrategy'
			// the default constructor takes a hashset for process strategies and preprocess strategies (optional)
			var validator = new JsonValidator(
				[new ValidateIsJsonObject()],
				[new ValidateNoApostrophe()]);

			// invoke the 'Validate' method
			var result = validator.Validate(ref json);

			// check if there were errors
			var hadErrors = result.HadErrors;

			// if hadErrors is true, we can query a dictionary (nullable) of error strings
			var errors = result.Errors;
			// if 'result.HadErrors' is false, then 'result.Errors' will be null

			// the new validated string will be return if 'result.HadErrors' is false
			// otherwise, 'result.Json' will be 'string.Empty'
			var validatedJson = result.Json;

#if DEBUG

			Console.WriteLine($"Validation resulted in the following json: {validatedJson}");

#endif

/// <summary>
/// To create your own validation strategies, create a new class and implement 'IJsonValidationStrategy'
/// The method to define implementation for is 'ValidateStrategy(System.Span<byte> json)'
/// Take note -> this span is mutable; you are directly modifying the byte values for a contiguous
///		portion of memory allocated on the stack
/// </summary>
public class MyJsonValidationExample : IJsonValidationStrategy
{
	public JsonStrategyResult ValidateStrategy(System.Span<byte> json)
	{
		throw new NotImplementedException();
	}
}