feat: add JSON validation CLI command (validate-json) - #22
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Add a validate-json CLI command that scans JSON files, registers GTS schemas and instances, and reports validation issues for given json file or folder with *.json files Signed-off-by: Artfizer <artifizer@gmail.com>
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📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughThe change updates JSON discovery, schema and instance validation, and CLI output. It adds exclusion handling, transient validation paths, deterministic ordering, stricter schema identifier checks, compatibility checks, and version metadata updates. ChangesJSON validation
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In `@gts/src/gts/_cli.py`:
- Around line 159-165: Update the CLI flow around GtsJsonValidator.validate() in
main to write the JSON report first, then raise SystemExit(1) when result.ok is
false so invalid input produces a failing exit status; preserve normal
completion for valid results and update the affected test expectation
accordingly.
In `@gts/src/gts/_json_validation.py`:
- Line 90: Update the directory traversal around os.walk in the JSON validation
flow to prevent symlink cycles when followlinks=True. Track visited directory
identities and prune or skip directories already encountered, preserving
validation of each reachable directory without unbounded recursion.
- Around line 162-172: Update GtsJsonValidator._is_gts_related to inspect only
configured identifier fields rather than matching "gts." in arbitrary nested
strings. Validate candidate $id, entity ID, and configured type-field values
with GtsID.is_valid; treat schemas as related only when $id is valid, excluding
$schema URLs, and preserve type-only instances when their type ID is valid
without an entity ID.
- Around line 219-224: Update _validate_instances to skip entities not
registered in GtsStore by adding the same identity check used by
_validate_schemas before calling store.validate_instance(key). Preserve the
existing schema, missing-key, and unrelated-entity checks.
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Batch validation is useful, but I suggest addressing these points before merging:
The Python implementation already prunes excluded directories correctly, performs actual JSON Schema meta-validation, uses named constructor arguments, and includes three tests for the new path. Keep those improvements and extend coverage for malformed IDs, incidental GTS mentions, duplicates, schema-ID URI rules, traversal failures, and exit status. Reviewed against |
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- Replace hardcoded directory excludes with text-based GTS marker
heuristic: skip files whose raw text lacks "gts.", "gts://", or
"x-gts-ref" before paying JSON parse cost.
- Rename _validate_json_schemas → _check_schema_field_type (type-only).
- Report malformed/non-GTS schema $id distinctly ("registry" stage).
- Sort schema errors by (depth, gts_id, file, index): base-type first,
then derived-type, each in total order on the remaining keys.
- Sort instance errors by (depth, gts_id, file, index).
- Update _is_gts_related to check gts://, x-gts-ref in addition to gts.
- Remove stderr issue printing from validate-all CLI; output JSON only.
- Add tests: malformed ID, incidental mention, duplicate entity,
non-GTS file filtering, marker heuristic, schema/instance ordering,
JSON-only CLI output.
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In `@gts/src/gts/_cli.py`:
- Around line 155-160: Update the validate-all branch around
GtsJsonValidator.validate() so it writes the JSON output first, then raises
SystemExit(1) when result.ok is false; preserve the normal successful return
path for valid scans.
In `@gts/src/gts/_json_validation.py`:
- Line 95: Update GtsJsonValidator._json_files() to prune node_modules, dist,
and build from os.walk traversal before scanning names, and provide an onerror
handler that records traversal failures as discovery issues so incomplete scans
cannot report ok: true.
- Line 95: Update GtsJsonValidator._json_files to prevent symlink cycles during
directory traversal by disabling symlink following in os.walk or tracking
visited directory identities; preserve the existing file filtering and exclusion
behavior.
- Line 157: Update _register_gts_entities around the entity.is_schema branch to
validate the original schema $id uses the gts:// URI format before calling
store.register(entity). Reuse the existing $id validation behavior or helper
used by GtsOps.add_entity(..., validate=True), and reject plain gts. identifiers
consistently.
- Around line 219-224: Update _validate_instances to skip rejected duplicate
entities before adding them to the validation queue: after deriving the registry
key, continue unless store.get(key) is the same entity. Match the identity-check
behavior already used by _validate_schemas, while preserving validation for the
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Add a global `--exclude` option (alongside `--path`) that accepts a comma-separated list of directory names to skip during recursive file scanning. Defaults to `node_modules,dist,build,.git,target`. The parsed list is threaded through GtsOps (and reload_from_path) into GtsFileReader, and into GtsJsonValidator for validate-all. The module constant is renamed EXCLUDE_LIST -> DEFAULT_EXCLUDE_LIST and used as the per-instance fallback via a new `exclude` parameter on the reader and validator. Signed-off-by: Artfizer <artifizer@gmail.com>
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In `@gts/src/gts/files_reader.py`:
- Line 73: Update GtsFileReader._collect_files to track visited directory
identities using (st_dev, st_ino), matching the seen_dirs guard in
GtsJsonValidator._json_files. Before processing each os.walk result, skip
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Track visited directory identities while following links and stop recursing into directories already encountered. Prune excluded directories in-place so os.walk does not descend into them. Signed-off-by: Artfizer <artifizer@gmail.com>
Reject schemas whose $id uses the bare gts. prefix at GtsEntity construction time, so registration and JSON validation enforce the same rule regardless of the validate flag. Update callers and tests to use the required gts:// schema URI form. Signed-off-by: Artfizer <artifizer@gmail.com>
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307-307: 🗄️ Data Integrity & Integration | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick winPreserve an explicit empty exclusion list.
When a caller passes
exclude=[], this forwards an empty list toGtsFileReader.GtsFileReader.__init__treats that list as false and restoresDEFAULT_EXCLUDE_LIST. The caller cannot scan directories such asnode_moduleswhen it explicitly requests no exclusions.Change the reader defaulting condition to distinguish
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In `@gts/src/gts/ops.py`:
- Around line 559-567: Update the ValueError handling around
GtsID(explicit_type_id) to preserve and return the underlying parse error for
malformed explicit type IDs; remove the prefix-based “must be GTS Type schema”
replacement while retaining the existing invalid-schema handling where
appropriate.
In `@gts/src/gts/schema_cast.py`:
- Line 429: Update GtsEntityCastResult._flatten_property_schema so flattening
allOf preserves intersection semantics instead of overwriting earlier branch
constraints via dict.update(). Merge supported keywords using their intersection
rules for repeated minimum, maxLength, enum, and type constraints, and add
coverage for these repeated constraints while keeping
_check_schema_compatibility behavior correct.
In `@gts/src/gts/x_gts_ref.py`:
- Around line 425-427: Update the store validation condition in the
referenced-value handling logic to check self.store.get(value) whenever a store
is present, without bypassing validation based on require_registered_target or
the reference pattern. Preserve the existing validation-error behavior for
unregistered referenced entities.
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- Around line 175-178: Update the validation test around build_effective_traits
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| if explicit_type_id.startswith(("gts.", "gts://")): | ||
| return GtsJsonValidationResult( | ||
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Fix the misleading error message for malformed explicit type IDs.
GtsID(explicit_type_id) raises ValueError for many reasons unrelated to type-vs-instance classification: upper case characters, hyphens, empty segments, or wrong prefix. When explicit_type_id happens to start with "gts." or "gts://", the code discards the real parse error and reports "must be GTS Type schema", even though the actual problem might be case, hyphens, or an empty segment. This hides the real reason from the caller and works against the PR goal of reporting malformed identifiers clearly.
Preserve the underlying parse error instead of replacing it with an unrelated message.
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try:
explicit_type = GtsID(explicit_type_id)
- except ValueError:
+ except ValueError as parse_error:
if explicit_type_id.startswith(("gts.", "gts://")):
return GtsJsonValidationResult(
ok=False,
- error=f"Explicit type '{explicit_type_id}' must be GTS Type schema",
+ error=f"Invalid GTS Type Schema ID '{explicit_type_id}': {parse_error}",
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| if explicit_type_id.startswith(("gts.", "gts://")): | |
| return GtsJsonValidationResult( | |
| ok=False, | |
| error=f"Explicit type '{explicit_type_id}' must be GTS Type schema", | |
| ) | |
| return GtsJsonValidationResult( | |
| ok=False, error=f"Invalid GTS Type Schema ID: {explicit_type_id}" | |
| ) | |
| except ValueError as parse_error: | |
| if explicit_type_id.startswith(("gts.", "gts://")): | |
| return GtsJsonValidationResult( | |
| ok=False, | |
| error=f"Invalid GTS Type Schema ID '{explicit_type_id}': {parse_error}", | |
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| result: dict[str, Any] = {} | ||
| for sub_schema in schema.get("allOf", []): | ||
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Preserve allOf intersection semantics in _flatten_property_schema.
_check_schema_compatibility() uses the flattened property schema for minLength, maxLength, enum, and type checks. Because dict.update() overwrites earlier branches, an old property with allOf: [{"type": "string", "minLength": 5}, {"minLength": 2}] becomes minLength: 2. Against a new minLength: 4, the checker can report backward incompatibility even though every old value satisfies the new schema. Preserve all branches or merge each supported keyword with its intersection rule. Add coverage for repeated minimum, maxLength, enum, and type constraints.
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Check the referenced value, not the reference pattern.
When require_registered_target is true, self.store.get(pattern) can skip validation for wildcard patterns. Check value unconditionally when a store is present so an unregistered referenced entity returns a validation error.
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In `@gts/src/gts/x_gts_ref.py` around lines 425 - 427, Update the store validation
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| [schema], {"email": "not-an-email", "time": "10:30:00Z"}, None | ||
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Add a negative test for the time format.
The test defines both formats, but the invalid case exercises only email. Add an invalid time value and assert that validation reports "is not a 'time'".
Proposed test addition
assert any("is not a 'email'" in error for error in errors)
+
+ errors = build_effective_traits(
+ [schema], {"email": "user@example.com", "time": "not-a-time"}, None
+ ).validate(check_unresolved=True)
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| errors = build_effective_traits( | |
| [schema], {"email": "not-an-email", "time": "10:30:00Z"}, None | |
| ).validate(check_unresolved=True) | |
| assert any("is not a 'email'" in error for error in errors) | |
| errors = build_effective_traits( | |
| [schema], {"email": "not-an-email", "time": "10:30:00Z"}, None | |
| ).validate(check_unresolved=True) | |
| assert any("is not a 'email'" in error for error in errors) | |
| errors = build_effective_traits( | |
| [schema], {"email": "user@example.com", "time": "not-a-time"}, None | |
| ).validate(check_unresolved=True) | |
| assert any("is not a 'time'" in error for error in errors) |
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In `@tests/test_traits.py` around lines 175 - 178, Update the validation test
around build_effective_traits to use an invalid time value and assert that the
returned errors contain “is not a 'time'”, while preserving coverage of the
existing email-format validation.
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feat: add JSON validation CLI command (validate-json)
Add a validate-json CLI command that scans JSON files, registers GTS
schemas and instances, and reports validation issues for given
json file or folder with *.json files
Signed-off-by: Artfizer artifizer@gmail.com
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New Features
Bug Fixes
validate-allscans now return a nonzero exit status while writing JSON results to standard output.Chores