Reference notes
How JSON validation works
JSON validation checks whether text conforms to the JSON grammar.
Useful validation feedback explains common issues such as trailing commas, single quotes, unescaped control characters, and mismatched brackets.
JSON validator examples
Valid JSON includes objects, arrays, strings, numbers, booleans, and null.
Invalid examples should show why {name: "Ada"} is not strict JSON: the property name must be quoted.
JSON validator FAQ
JSON validation confirms syntax, not business meaning. A syntactically valid object may still be missing fields required by an application.
Schema validation can be added later as a separate capability if the Engine supports it.
JSON validator references
Reference material should cover the JSON grammar and official data types.
Future notes can explain how parser error locations differ between libraries.
JSON validator developer examples
Developer examples should show validating request bodies, configuration snippets, and copied API responses.
Examples should avoid automatically repairing invalid JSON unless the user explicitly chooses formatting behavior.