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If I have an existing JSON/YAML doc, can it be validated using PKL, or does PKL only support generating JSON/YAML? |
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bioball
Feb 21, 2024
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There's no built-in mechanism for this right now. There's ways that you can use pkl to do this, where you first convert JSON/YAML to Pkl, then eval the resulting Pkl to produce validation errors. For example, take a look at kubeval. We'd like to support this built-in at some point, but it's not on the roadmap at the moment. |
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You can feed the result of the JSON / YAML parser into deepToTyped and render it back out (to make sure everything gets evaluated). |
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There's no built-in mechanism for this right now.
There's ways that you can use pkl to do this, where you first convert JSON/YAML to Pkl, then eval the resulting Pkl to produce validation errors. For example, take a look at kubeval.
We'd like to support this built-in at some point, but it's not on the roadmap at the moment.