jsonschema 0.1.3

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JSON Schema validation functions for PostgreSQL
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The jsonschema extension provides JSON Schema validation functions supporting drafts 2020-12, 2019-09, 7, 6, and 4
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jsonschema 0.1.3
JSON Schema validation functions for PostgreSQL

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JSON Schema Postgres Extension

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This package provides the jsonschema extension for validating JSON and JSONB against a JSON Schema in Postgres. It relies on the boon crate, and therefore supports the following specification drafts as validated by the JSON-Schema-Test-Suite excluding optional features:

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Installation

The jsonschema extension is written in Rust, using the boon JSON Schema validation library, and requires the Rust toolchain and pgrx to build. The simplest way to install Rust is rustup:

curl --proto '=https' --tlsv1.2 -sSf https://sh.rustup.rs | sh

Then install pgrx:

make install-pgrx

Now build and jsonschema against a working PostgreSQL server, including development libraries and pg_config, which must be in the path:

make
make install

To build with a different pg_config, pass it to make:

make PG_CONFIG=/path/to_pg_config
make install PG_CONFIG=/path/to_pg_config

Once jsonschema is installed, you can add it to a database. Simply connect to a database as a super user and run the CREATE EXTENSION command:

CREATE EXTENSION jsonschema;

If you want to install jsonschema into a specific schema, WITH SCHEMA:

CREATE EXTENSION jsonschema WITH SCHEMA extensions;

See the documentation for usage details and features.

Dependencies

The jsonschema data type has no runtime dependencies other than PostgreSQL. At build time it requires Rust and pgrx.

Prior Art

Benchmark

A quick benchmark in eg/bench.sql compares the performance for a simple validation a check constraint between the jsonschema and pg_jsonschema. Example testing jsonschema with PostgreSQL 16 on an M3 Max MacBook Pro with 32G of RAM:

$ psql -f eg/bench.sql -X --set extension=jsonschema

######################################################################
# Test jsonschema JSON validation for 200_000 iterations
######################################################################
Time: 2686.546 ms (00:02.687)

######################################################################
# Test jsonschema JSONB validation for 200_000 iterations
######################################################################
Time: 2643.178 ms (00:02.643)

Testing pg_jsonschema:

$ psql -f eg/bench.sql -X --set extension=pg_jsonschema

######################################################################
# Test pg_jsonschema JSON validation for 200_000 iterations
######################################################################
Time: 1855.604 ms (00:01.856)

######################################################################
# Test pg_jsonschema JSONB validation for 200_000 iterations
######################################################################
Time: 1834.598 ms (00:01.835)

And a control test with no validation:

$ psql -f eg/bench.sql -X

######################################################################
# Test without JSON validation for 200_000 iterations
######################################################################
Time: 668.716 ms

######################################################################
# Test without JSONB validation for 200_000 iterations
######################################################################
Time: 741.202 ms

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