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Amanda

Amanda is aiming to be a universal schema validation library. Currently it supports only the JSON Schema Internet Draft, but I'm planning to add Orderly, Relax NG and others very soon.

Example

/**
 * Schema
 */
var schema = {
  type: 'object',
  properties: {
    name: {
      required: true,
      type: 'string'
    }
  }
};

/**
 * Data
 */
var data = {
  name: 'Kenneth'
};

// Initialize a JSON Schema validator.
var jsonSchemaValidator = amanda('json');

// Validate the data against the schema.
jsonSchemaValidator.validate(data, schema, function(error) {

  // Do something...

});

Features

Extendable, you can create your own attributes
Can be used with Node.js and in a browser
Amanda has no dependencies
AMD compatible, you can load it via RequireJS
Lightweight
Fully documented
Tested

Download

Node.js

To install Amanda, use NPM.

$ npm install amanda

Then you can load the library via require.

var amanda = require('amanda');

If you prefer RequireJS, go ahead.

// Configuration options, the path should not include the .js extension.
require.config({
  paths: {
    'amanda': 'path/to/amanda'
  }
});

// Load Amanda
require(['amanda'], function(amanda) {

  // Do something...

});

Browser

Releases for the browser are available for download from GitHub.

Version	Description	Size	Action
`amanda.js`	uncompressed, with comments	42.12 KB (7.98 KB gzipped)	Download
`amanda.min.js`	compressed, without comments	13.8 KB (4.09 KB gzipped)	Download

Or you can use JAM.

$ jam install amanda

Then you can load the library via the <script> tag.

<script src="/path/to/amanda.js"></script>

...or via RequireJS.

// Configuration options, the path should not include the .js extension.
require.config({
  paths: {
    'amanda': 'path/to/amanda'
  }
});

// Load Amanda
require(['amanda'], function(amanda) {

  // Do something...

});