I'm currenty using tv4 (json-schema validator) to validate (client-side) an object with a json-schema, which worked pretty well.
But when I'm changing one value of an attribute, I want that this value is the only one, which should be validated.
For example I have a user:
var user = { Name: 'Username', Age: 20 };
And the schema:
{
"title": "UserValidation",
"type": "object",
"properties": {
"Name": {
"minLength": 4
},
"Age": {
"type": "int"
}
}
}
And when I only change the name, I don't want to check, if the attribute "Age" is valid.
Reason: When I have a big object (with sub-models etc.) it will validate all properties. And I don't know if it's gonna be a performance problem (some day...).
I'm using AngularJS btw.
Best regards and thanks.
You don't have a performance problem until you have a performance problem. :)
There's no technical reason a partial-update validator like that shouldn't exist (I know of at least one, but it's not exactly speedy in the first place). There are also faster "from-scratch" validators (some with benchmarks), including some with very similar APIs/error-reports, so if in the future you do start seeing performance problems then you could switch then without much fuss.
However, given that this is happening client-side (so you don't have scaling problems with more users), I wouldn't worry about it yet.