Added alternate way to instantiate validator #11
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The current code requires you to pass a file path when constructing the Validator; however, sometimes you don't have the schema in a file (e.g. it's in a database). This offers a second way to instantiate it, by passing in the raw JSON schema, and specifying it as "json" instead of a file location.
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Hi Harold, not sure if this is of any use, but it's all yours if you want it. :) I updated the Usage section of the README to show an example of how it works: https://github.com/benkeen/php-json-schema |
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I opened #15 before I saw this, so 👍 |
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+1 to a good feature. |
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Anyone looking after this repo, merging pull requests? |
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Doesn't seem to be |
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@hasbridge Can you assign another admin if you're not able to look into these? So we can continue to help this library evolve? :) |
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The current code requires you to pass a file path when constructing
the Validator; however, sometimes you don't have the schema in a file
(e.g. it's in a database). This offers a second way to instantiate
it, by passing in the raw JSON schema, and specifying it as "json"
instead of a file location.