Validation of lists
See original GitHub issueHi.
I want to ask if currently cerberus allow us to validate lists? I may have a simple input doc in the list form:
[{"id": 1}, {"id": 2}]
Is it possible to validate it?
I know that I may wrap this in a dict and use the standard validation, but I was wandering if it’s possible without dict.
Thx.
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have you (considered to) read the documentation?
sorry, i should have read your initial post more carefully. so, no it’s not possible and i don’t think a method that wraps data and rules into a document and a schema is really necessary.