Fwd: YAML Schema Feedback

2014-04-25 0:25 GMT+02:00 Trans <[email protected]>:

> I would like to get feedback on YES (https://github.com/rubyworks/yes).
> Also, at this point looking through
> https://github.com/rubyworks/yes/tree/master/demo/02_constraints probably
> would help to understand it as well. Note that `is` and `implicit` are the
> same --I am in the process of renamed `is` to `implicit`.
>
> I am interested in getting feedback b/c I would like to be able to move
> past the point of developing a YAML schema to the point of actually using
> it. I've been thinking that it would interesting to create a website that
> contains a large organized collection of schemas for a wide variety of
> things. With a large enough pool of common schema's it might be possible
> for people and computers to distribute semantic messages utilizing them.
>
>
As side note, I've been pondering for a while on a YAML tag resolution
expression language. During that, I've become more and more convinced that
there should be a clear separation of three concerns that otherwise easily
might end up as "schema". In my view, there should be an explicit
separation of the following:

1) Tag resolution = identification. Including tag resolution of collection
nodes, using path from root + content
2) Schema = validation
3) Domain model generation; Using tag definitions and a schema, it is
possible to create domain model class generators. This ought to be kept
separate from schema itself, since it might include metadata that is either
language-specific or orthogonal to validation.

Best regards,

-- 
Mvh / Kind regards

*Roy Brokvam*
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