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# Changelog
## v0.4.0 [2022-05-09]
### Changed
- Replaces auto-generated schema names like `zero` and `one` with `:anonymous`
making it easier for a consuming project to decide what to do when a subschema
does not have an explicit name. (#97)
- Replaces stringly-typed `type` properties for several schema types to instead
use specific atoms corresponding to the set of valid JSON value type.
- Adds better error description for invalid `union` types.
## v0.3.0 [2019-10-30]
### Added
- Support for the generic `description` keyword (#14).
- support for the `const` keyword (#21).
### Fixed
- Various bugs related to parsing nested root object (#35).
## v0.2.0 [2019-03-24]
### Added
- Support for parsing the following JSON schema types:
- `additionalProperties`, and
- `patternProperties`.
### Changed
- Replaced the `TypePath` type wih the `URI` type when specifying local paths in
a JSON schema document.
## v0.1.0 [2018-07-27]
> NOTE: This initial release is a fork of
> https://github.com/dragonwasrobot/json-schema-to-elm, and so this version
> contains all existing changes made in that project. As a result, the parser
> and inspection logic found in this first version reflects which parts of
> the JSON Schema specification was needed in the original project.
### Added
- Support for parsing the following JSON schema types:
- `allOf`,
- `anyOf`,
- `array` (keyword `items` when value is a object),
- `enum`,
- `object`, (keyword `properties`),
- `oneOf`,
- `primitive` (keyword `type` except for `object` and `array`),
- `tuple` (keyword `items` when value is a list of objects), and
- `union` (keyword `type` when value is a list of strings).
- Parsing of the basic properties of a JSON schema document:
- `schema`,
- `$id`,
- `$ref`,
- `title`,
- `description`,
- `"definitions"`, and
- `required`.
- Can resolve references, using `$ref`, across different JSON schema files as
long as they are parsed together.
- Prints [human friendly error messages](http://elm-lang.org/blog/compiler-errors-for-humans).