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ingka-group/asyncapi-payload-validator

AsyncAPI Payload Validator

PyPI version Python Support License

A Python tool for validating JSON message payloads against AsyncAPI specifications. Performs detailed JSON Schema validation including type checking, constraints, patterns, enums, and composition rules.

Features

  • Comprehensive validation - types, required fields, string length, patterns, enums, numeric constraints, oneOf/anyOf/allOf
  • Lenient type coercion - string numbers and booleans accepted where appropriate
  • AsyncAPI 2.x and 3.x - supports both specification versions
  • HTML reports - detailed reports with line-by-line source highlighting
  • Jinja2 templates - validate template structure before rendering
  • CI/CD ready - exit codes, GitHub Actions and GitLab CI examples

Installation

pip install asyncapi-payload-validator
Install from source
git clone https://github.com/ingka-group/asyncapi-payload-validator.git
cd asyncapi-payload-validator
pip install .

For development: pip install -e ".[dev]"

Quick Start

Command Line

# Basic validation
asyncapi-validate payload.json asyncapi-spec.yaml

# Generate HTML report
asyncapi-validate payload.json asyncapi-spec.yaml --html-report report.html

# Validate specific message by ID
asyncapi-validate payload.json asyncapi-spec.yaml --message-id UserSignedUp

# Validate Jinja2 template structure
asyncapi-validate template.json spec.yaml --render-jinja2

# Validate rendered template with context
asyncapi-validate template.json spec.yaml --render-jinja2 --jinja2-context context.json

Python Library

import json, yaml
from pathlib import Path
from asyncapi_payload_validator import validate_payload

payload = json.loads(Path('payload.json').read_text())
spec = yaml.safe_load(Path('asyncapi.yaml').read_text())

result = validate_payload(payload, spec)

if result['valid']:
    print("Validation passed!")
else:
    print(f"{result['summary']['total_violations']} violation(s)")
    for category, violations in result['violations'].items():
        for v in violations:
            print(f"  - {v}")

See Python API Reference for the full API, return value structure, and advanced usage.

Validation Rules

Icon Category Description
Extra Attributes Fields in payload not declared in schema
Type Mismatches Incorrect data types (with lenient coercion)
🚫 Missing Required Required fields absent from payload
↔️ Length Violations String minLength/maxLength constraints
#️⃣ Pattern Violations Regex pattern mismatches
Enum Violations Values not in allowed enum list
🔢 Numeric Violations min/max/multipleOf constraints
🧩 Composition Violations oneOf/anyOf/allOf rule failures

Exit Codes

Code Meaning
0 Validation passed
1 Validation failed (violations found)
2 Error (invalid arguments, file not found)
130 Cancelled by user (Ctrl+C)

Documentation

Guide Description
Examples and Output Output format, real-world examples, icon reference
Python API Programmatic usage, return structure, individual functions
CI/CD Integration GitHub Actions, GitLab CI examples
Advanced Features Jinja2 templates, type coercion, composition, troubleshooting

Contributing

Contributions are welcome! See CONTRIBUTING.md for guidelines.

License

MIT - see LICENCE.md for details.

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