This repo collects the descriptions of the structure and the validation constraints of tools in the railtoolkit in JSON schemas. It is, therefore, an alternative to RailML. The JSON schemas enable the validation of YAML files in TrainRun.jl and rolling-stock.
You will need a validator to validate the schema against data. This package provides a helper script that uses the Ajv JSON schema validator. Ajv rquires to have node installed.
$ node --version # test if node is installedYou will need the schema and some data. The repo contains among others the rolling-stock schema and example data:
$ git clone https://github.com/railtoolkit/schema.git && cd schemaInstall all project dependencies:
$ npm installYou can now validate if the data follows the schema:
$ npm run validate:rolling-stock doc/rolling-stock.example.yamlThis will return:
$ doc/rolling-stock.example.yaml validOr:
$ npm run validate:running-path doc/running-path.example.yamlThis will return:
$ doc/running-path.example.yaml validsee Rolling-Stock.md and Running-Path.md for information about the used attributes.
 Martin Scheidt 💻 📖 💡 |
 Gregor Wehrle 🐛 |
 JonathanSchoener 🔬 |
See CONTRIBUTING.md file if you are interested to contribute.
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