

You can create an entire JSON schema structure in a similar way. You may find these useful, especially if you are using Perseid Modeler to model structures derived from JSON schema or otherwise extended. Note: Other menu items include Array Key and Object Key. The best option depends on the result you wish to achieve. This way you can add conditions and then you can right click any of the node and select either Add property or just Add and select an item from the sub-menu. To model if/then/else elements, select the Condition menu item. Two items will be added after the anyOf node automatically. To add an element of type anyOf, allOf, oneOf or not, select the appropriate item from the choice/operator sub-menu. Adding Properties, Pattern Properties, Additional Properties or Dependent Schema Right-click on the schema and select the item that corresponds to the desired node type. After creating a new project, the main graphical element representing the JSON schema will be displayed. In Perseid Modeler you can add new objects via the dropdown menu. A new project is created and you can start modeling your JSON schema structure. Select JSON schema project type, specify name, select JSON schema version and click Create a new project. To create a new project in Perseid Modeler click the New item on the main toolbar.
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The following text describes how to design a new JSON schema structure.


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