valid-numeric-property-value
Overview
This rule belongs to the json-validation ruleset and states that:
A numeric property value does not require quotation marks. However, if the value is not a valid number it should be enclosed in double quotation marks to avoid any issues.
| Property | Value |
|---|---|
| Enabled | Yes |
| Maximum Severity | Blocking |
| Message | JSON data is invalid as the numeric value could not be parsed. |
| Code | JSON_V101 |
| Type | Validation |
| Rule System | Syntax |
| Broad Category | JSON Property Value |
| Tags | json data preliminary checks validation json number numeric property value |
Suggested Fixes
- If the value is a valid number, make sure that it is not enclosed in quotation marks.
- If the value is not a number, enclose it in double quotation marks.
- If the value is quoted, make sure that there is no missing starting/ending quotation mark.
- If the value is quoted, make sure that there are no extra trailing/leading quotation marks around the value.
- Make sure that the property value is properly escaped.
- If there is any extra content before the actual JSON content, remove that.