Struct ParamsCheck 

pub struct ParamsCheck { /* private fields */ }

The compiled schema of one action’s with: block.

Implementations

impl ParamsCheck

pub fn validate(&self, with: &Value) -> Vec<Violation>

Every way with fails the action’s schema, one violation per thing to fix.

An object with several unexpected keys gives one violation per key, so each can point at its own key. A value of the wrong type gives that violation alone: the rules about its value do not apply to it. Otherwise, of the rules one value breaks, those with an x-message say more than the generic ones and are the ones kept, and of two bounds on the same side only the tighter is.

pub fn message( &self, action: ActionType, with: &Value, violation: &Violation, values: Values, ) -> String

The violation in words, for the author of the step holding with.

A violation about a value reads as the rule, then the value found when values allows it. Keys are always named: they are the definition’s, never a secret.