@robertlong/gltf-validator v2.0.0-dev.3.2

glTF-Validator

Tool to validate glTF assets.

Validation is performed against glTF 2.0 specification.

Validator writes a validation report (in JSON-format) with all found issues and asset stats.

Live drag-n-drop tool: https://github.khronos.org/glTF-Validator

NPM package: https://www.npmjs.com/package/gltf-validator

Implemented features

• JSON syntax check and GLBv2 file format correctness.
• Asset description validation
  • All properties and their types from JSON-Schemas (including implicit limitations on valid values).
  • Validity and compatibility of internal references.
  • Correctness of Data URI encoding.
• Binary buffers validation
  • Forbidden or incorrect accessor values (e.g., NaN, invalid quaternions, indecomposable matrices, etc).
  • accessor.min and accessor.max values.
  • Sparse accessors encoding.
  • Animation inputs and outputs.
• Images validation
  • Warning on non-power-of-two dimensions.
  • Warning on unsupported image features (like animations or custom color spaces).
• Extensions validation
  • EXT_texture_webp
  • KHR_lights_punctual
  • KHR_materials_pbrSpecularGlossiness
  • KHR_materials_unlit
  • KHR_mesh_quantization
  • KHR_texture_transform
• Full list of detectable issues.

Usage

You can use hosted web front-end tool. It works completely in the browser without any server-side processing.

Command Line Tool Usage

Usage: gltf_validator [<options>] <input>

Validation report will be written to `<asset_filename>.report.json`.
If <input> is a directory, validation reports will be recursively created for each glTF asset.

Validation log will be printed to stderr.

Shell return code will be non-zero if at least one error was found.
-r, --[no-]validate-resources    Validate contents of embedded and/or referenced resources (buffers, images).
-t, --[no-]write-timestamp       Write UTC timestamp to the validation report.
-p, --[no-]absolute-path         Write absolute asset path to the validation report.
-m, --[no-]messages              Print issue messages to stderr. Otherwise, only total number of issues will be printed.
-a, --[no-]all                   Print all issue messages to stderr. Otherwise, only errors will be printed. Implies --messages.
-c, --config                     YAML configuration file with validation options. See docs/config-example.yaml for details.
-h, --threads                    The number of threads for directory validation. Set to 0 (default) for auto selection.

Building

Prerequisites

1. Download and install Dart SDK for your platform.
2. Add Dart SDK bin folder to your PATH.

Drag-n-Drop Web Tool

To build a drag-n-drop online validation tool (as hosted here), follow these steps after installation: 1. Run pub run grinder web. 2. All needed files will be written to build/web directory.

CLI tool

1. Run pub run grinder exe.
2. Native executable file will be written to build/bin/gltf_validator or build/bin/gltf_validator.exe.

NPM Package

To build an npm package for use in Node.js environment, follow these steps after installation: 1. Run pub run grinder npm. 2. gltf-validator npm package will be written to build/node.

Refer to the npm package documentation for additional information.

Publishing

To publish an npm package, follow these steps after installation: 1. Run pub run grinder npm-publish. 2. gltf-validator npm package will be built to build/node and published to npm registry using npm publish.

Validation Issues List

To generate ISSUES.md, follow these steps after installation: 1. Run pub run grinder issues. 2. ISSUES.md file will be written to the repo root.

Known Issues

• Web and npm versions cannot differentiate between JSON integers and floats of the same value, e.g., 1 vs 1.0.
• JSON charset encoding restrictions are not enforced.