How to use the metaschema.errors function in metaschema
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metarhia / globalstorage / test / ms.validate.js View on Github 
'use strict';
const metaschema = require('metaschema');
const metatests = require('metatests');
const { Uint64 } = require('@metarhia/common');
const { options, config } = require('../lib/metaschema-config/config');
const { ValidationError, MetaschemaError } = metaschema.errors;
metatests.test('Fully supports schemas/system', async test => {
let schema;
try {
schema = await metaschema.fs.load(
'test/fixtures/validate',
options,
config
);
} catch (error) {
console.error(error);
test.fail(error);
test.end();
return;
}'use strict';
const metaschema = require('metaschema');
const metatests = require('metatests');
const { options, config } = require('../lib/metaschema-config/config');
const { SchemaValidationError, MetaschemaError } = metaschema.errors;
metatests.test('Fully supports schemas/system', async test => {
try {
await metaschema.fs.load(
'test/fixtures/detail-with-hierarchy',
options,
config
);
} catch (error) {
test.strictSame(
error,
new MetaschemaError([
new SchemaValidationError('detailHierarchy', 'Detail', {
type: 'Subsystem',
master: 'Master',
}),metaschema
Metadata Schema and Interface Definition Language (IDL)
