cffr (version 1.1.1)

cff_validate: Validate a CITATION.cff file or a cff object

Description

Validate a CITATION.cff file or a cff object using the corresponding validation schema.

Usage

cff_validate(x = "CITATION.cff", verbose = TRUE)

Value

A message indicating the result of the validation and an invisible value TRUE/FALSE. On error, the results would have an attribute "errors"

containing the error summary (see Examples and attr()).

Arguments

x

This is expected to be either a full cff object created with cff_create() or the path to a CITATION.cff file to be validated. In the case of a *cff file it would read with cff_read_cff_citation().

verbose

Logical TRUE/FALSE. On TRUE the function would display informative messages.

See Also

Guide to Citation File Format schema version 1.2.0.

jsonvalidate::json_validate(), that is the function that performs the validation.

Other core functions of cffr: cff(), cff_create(), cff_modify()

Examples

# \donttest{
# Full .cff example
cff_validate(system.file("examples/CITATION_complete.cff", package = "cffr"))

# Validate a cffr object
cffr <- cff_create("jsonlite")
class(cffr)
cff_validate(cffr)
# }

# .cff with errors
err_f <- system.file("examples/CITATION_error.cff", package = "cffr")
# Can manipulate the errors as data frame
res <- try(cff_validate(err_f))

isTRUE(res)
isFALSE(res)

attr(res, "errors")

# If a CITATION file (note that is not .cff) it throws an error
try(cff_validate(system.file("CITATION", package = "cffr")))