Concrete example of using standalone at runtime

What version of Ajv you are you using? 8.8.2

What problem do you want to solve? I do not know how to use the validate_schema.js at runtime to validate the schema? The https://ajv.js.org/standalone.html

What do you think is the correct solution to problem? Update the docs or create an example somewhere that clearly distinguishes between generating the JS files and consuming them for validation.

Will you be able to implement it? Maybe if someone can give me a rough example?

[rehanvdm]

@epoberezkin I wrote that blog post =>https://www.rehanvdm.com/blog/typescript-type-safety-with-ajv-standalone of how I am now using the esm option, the TL;DR

TypeScript does a great job at compile time type safety, but we still need to do runtime checks just like in JavaScript. There are many packages and tools to help with this, we focused on AJV Standalone that outputs JS validation functions at compile time to be used at runtime. Going from TS Types to JSON Schema to JS functions allows us to validate TS Types where the other packages all work with classes and reflection.

[epoberezkin]

I also added AJV to that bench marking repo, AJV is one of the fastest

Both suretype and ts-json-validator use ajv to compile JSON schemas to JavaScript, that’s why benchmarks are nearly identical (the difference is probably just a noise or maybe different ajv settings used)… Marshal does something different - it says something about Ruby types in the docs