convex.json schema?
Hey there, I was wondering if there was a JSON schema available for the
convex.json
config file by chance. Does this exist? Couldn't find anything on the Convex search.4 Replies
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Thank you!
After doing some research, it would appear that (at the moment) this doesn't exist.
Given that, I went ahead and made a "community" one by scouring the Convex GitHub org and looking for all usage of
convex.json
. I tried to strictly type it and link out to docs to the best of my ability, although it may not be perfect.
You can find the GitHub gist here, and if anyone has any alterations please let me know!
You should be able to use it like this:
Alternatively, if you use VSCode, a cleaner solution is to set the schema in your settings.json
, like so:
This solution makes it so that you don't need to do the "$schema": "...long gist url here
in every convex.json
file, VSCode will automatically map the schema.It's documented in english here: https://docs.convex.dev/production/project-configuration#convexjson
The one in the gist looks mostly correct (nice work!) but includes some properties that have been deprecated for a while.
We can probably make an official one -- what's the use case here? Better editor support when editing the
convex.json
file?Project Configuration | Convex Developer Hub
Local development
Yeah good investigation @Luke! If you open a PR to https://github.com/get-convex/convex-js with this we'll take it!
Then we'll get it submitted to https://github.com/SchemaStore/schemastore/blob/master/src/schemas/json/tsconfig.json which I think is what will make it show up automatically for folks in VSCode without needing to specify the
"$schema"
? not sure if that's all it takes
and second sshader's question above