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require "set"
module JsonSchema
class ReferenceExpander
attr_accessor :errors
attr_accessor :store
def expand(schema, options = {})
@errors = []
@local_store = DocumentStore.new
@schema = schema
@schema_paths = {}
@store = options[:store] || DocumentStore.new
# If the given JSON schema is _just_ a JSON reference and nothing else,
# short circuit the whole expansion process and return the result.
if schema.reference && !schema.expanded?
return dereference(schema, [])
end
@uri = URI.parse(schema.uri)
@store.each do |uri, store_schema|
build_schema_paths(uri, store_schema)
end
# we run #to_s on lookup for URIs; the #to_s of nil is ""
build_schema_paths("", schema)
traverse_schema(schema)
refs = unresolved_refs(schema).sort
if refs.count > 0
message = %{Couldn't resolve references: #{refs.to_a.join(", ")}.}
@errors << SchemaError.new(schema, message, :unresolved_references)
end
@errors.count == 0
end
def expand!(schema, options = {})
if !expand(schema, options)
raise AggregateError.new(@errors)
end
true
end
private
def add_reference(schema)
uri = URI.parse(schema.uri)
# In case we've already added a schema for the same reference, don't
# re-add it unless the new schema's pointer path is shorter than the one
# we've already stored.
stored_schema = lookup_reference(uri)
if stored_schema && stored_schema.pointer.length < schema.pointer.length
return
end
if uri.absolute?
@store.add_schema(schema)
else
@local_store.add_schema(schema)
end
end
def build_schema_paths(uri, schema)
return if schema.reference
paths = @schema_paths[uri] ||= {}
paths[schema.pointer] = schema
schema_children(schema).each do |subschema|
build_schema_paths(uri, subschema)
end
# Also insert alternate tree for schema's custom URI. O(crazy).
if schema.uri != uri
fragment, parent = schema.fragment, schema.parent
schema.fragment, schema.parent = "#", nil
build_schema_paths(schema.uri, schema)
schema.fragment, schema.parent = fragment, parent
end
end
def dereference(ref_schema, ref_stack)
ref = ref_schema.reference
# detects a reference cycle
if ref_stack.include?(ref)
message = %{Reference loop detected: #{ref_stack.sort.join(", ")}.}
@errors << SchemaError.new(ref_schema, message, :loop_detected)
return false
end
new_schema = resolve_reference(ref_schema)
return false unless new_schema
# if the reference resolved to a new reference we need to continue
# dereferencing until we either hit a non-reference schema, or a
# reference which is already resolved
if new_schema.reference && !new_schema.expanded?
success = dereference(new_schema, ref_stack + [ref])
return false unless success
end
# copy new schema into existing one while preserving parent, fragment,
# and reference
parent = ref_schema.parent
ref_schema.copy_from(new_schema)
ref_schema.parent = parent
# correct all parent references to point back to ref_schema instead of
# new_schema
if ref_schema.original?
schema_children(ref_schema).each do |schema|
schema.parent = ref_schema
end
end
true
end
def lookup_pointer(uri, pointer)
paths = @schema_paths[uri.to_s] ||= {}
paths[pointer]
end
def lookup_reference(uri)
if uri.absolute?
@store.lookup_schema(uri.to_s)
else
@local_store.lookup_schema(uri.to_s)
end
end
def resolve_pointer(ref_schema, resolved_schema)
ref = ref_schema.reference
if !(new_schema = lookup_pointer(ref.uri, ref.pointer))
new_schema = JsonPointer.evaluate(resolved_schema, ref.pointer)
# couldn't resolve pointer within known schema; that's an error
if new_schema.nil?
message = %{Couldn't resolve pointer "#{ref.pointer}".}
@errors << SchemaError.new(resolved_schema, message, :unresolved_pointer)
return
end
# Try to aggressively detect a circular dependency in case of another
# reference. See:
#
# https://github.com/brandur/json_schema/issues/50
#
if new_schema.reference &&
new_new_schema = lookup_pointer(ref.uri, new_schema.reference.pointer)
new_new_schema.clones << ref_schema
else
# Parse a new schema and use the same parent node. Basically this is
# exclusively for the case of a reference that needs to be
# de-referenced again to be resolved.
build_schema_paths(ref.uri, resolved_schema)
end
else
# insert a clone record so that the expander knows to expand it when
# the schema traversal is finished
new_schema.clones << ref_schema
end
new_schema
end
def resolve_reference(ref_schema)
ref = ref_schema.reference
uri = ref.uri
if uri && uri.host
scheme = uri.scheme || "http"
# allow resolution if something we've already parsed has claimed the
# full URL
if @store.lookup_schema(uri.to_s)
resolve_uri(ref_schema, uri)
else
message =
%{Reference resolution over #{scheme} is not currently supported (URI: #{uri}).}
@errors << SchemaError.new(ref_schema, message, :scheme_not_supported)
nil
end
# absolute
elsif uri && uri.path[0] == "/"
resolve_uri(ref_schema, uri)
# relative
elsif uri
# Build an absolute path using the URI of the current schema.
#
# Note that this code path will never currently be hit because the
# incoming reference schema will never have a URI.
if ref_schema.uri
schema_uri = ref_schema.uri.chomp("/")
resolve_uri(ref_schema, URI.parse(schema_uri + "/" + uri.path))
else
nil
end
# just a JSON Pointer -- resolve against schema root
else
resolve_pointer(ref_schema, @schema)
end
end
def resolve_uri(ref_schema, uri)
if schema = lookup_reference(uri)
resolve_pointer(ref_schema, schema)
else
message = %{Couldn't resolve URI: #{uri.to_s}.}
@errors << SchemaError.new(ref_schema, message, :unresolved_pointer)
nil
end
end
def schema_children(schema)
Enumerator.new do |yielder|
schema.all_of.each { |s| yielder << s }
schema.any_of.each { |s| yielder << s }
schema.one_of.each { |s| yielder << s }
schema.definitions.each { |_, s| yielder << s }
schema.pattern_properties.each { |_, s| yielder << s }
schema.properties.each { |_, s| yielder << s }
if additional = schema.additional_properties
if additional.is_a?(Schema)
yielder << additional
end
end
if schema.not
yielder << schema.not
end
# can either be a single schema (list validation) or multiple (tuple
# validation)
if items = schema.items
if items.is_a?(Array)
items.each { |s| yielder << s }
else
yielder << items
end
end
# dependencies can either be simple or "schema"; only replace the
# latter
schema.dependencies.values.
select { |s| s.is_a?(Schema) }.
each { |s| yielder << s }
# schemas contained inside hyper-schema links objects
if schema.links
schema.links.map { |l| [l.schema, l.target_schema] }.
flatten.
compact.
each { |s| yielder << s }
end
end
end
def unresolved_refs(schema)
# prevent endless recursion
return [] unless schema.original?
schema_children(schema).reduce([]) do |arr, subschema|
if !subschema.expanded?
arr += [subschema.reference]
else
arr += unresolved_refs(subschema)
end
end
end
def traverse_schema(schema)
add_reference(schema)
schema_children(schema).each do |subschema|
if subschema.reference && !subschema.expanded?
dereference(subschema, [])
end
if !subschema.reference
traverse_schema(subschema)
end
end
# after finishing a schema traversal, find all clones and re-hydrate them
if schema.original?
schema.clones.each do |clone_schema|
parent = clone_schema.parent
clone_schema.copy_from(schema)
clone_schema.parent = parent
end
end
end
end
end
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