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My use case is to compare JSON files with localized data. These files have specific structure and I need to ensure that all locales follow the same structure.
Yes, this cool could be modified to ignore the actual leaf values. But I wonder if a schema validator would be a better fit. Is the structure known ahead of time? If you can define the shape ahead of time with JSON Schema then determining if the files have the right structure is just schema validation.
Thanks for suggestions. Unfortunately, there's no schema for these files and there're lots of these files to even attempt produce schema by hand. I was hoping that short-circuiting the diffing logic I could get this done.
My use case is to compare JSON files with localized data. These files have specific structure and I need to ensure that all locales follow the same structure.
E.g., these are the same:
These are not the same:
Would that be possible/feasible to accommodate with this tool?
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