A property of JSON is identified uniquely with a key, which must use valid characters only.
JSON_V002
valid-property-identifier-character
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A property of JSON is identified uniquely with a key, which must use valid characters only.
JSON_V003
complete-property-identifier-name
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A property of JSON is identified uniquely with a key, which must be valid and followed by a property value.
JSON_V004
between-property-identifier-name-and-value
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A property of JSON is identified uniquely with a key, which must be followed by a property value. The key and value must be separated by a semi-colon : and nothing else must be present between them.
A JSON property key is followed by a property value which must start and terminate properly, escaped if necessary and quoted if applicable.
JSON_V101
valid-numeric-property-value
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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.
JSON_V102
valid-boolean-property-value
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A boolean property value should not be enclosed in quotation marks. The only allowed values are: true, false.
JSON_V103
valid-null-property-value
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A nullable property value can use null as its value which should not be enclosed in quotation marks.
JSON_V104
valid-date-or-datetime-property-value
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A date or datetime property value must use a valid date-time format in its string representation.
JSON_V105
quoted-property-value
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Some property values must be enclosed in double quotation marks and properly escaped to avoid issues.
JSON_V106
readable-value-token
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JSON data must be complete and valid for it be parsed successfully. The property key-value pairs in this JSON data must also be complete and follow syntax standards.
JSON_V107
no-extra-content-after-property-value
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JSON data must not contain any extra content after a property key-value pair. The property value must be terminated correctly to be parsed successfully.
JSON_V108
escaped-property-value
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A JSON property value must be escaped properly. This means that if any special or restricted characters are used they need to be escaped appropriately.
A JSON object must consist of key-value property pairs which are terminated properly.
JSON_V201
complete-unicode-escape-sequence
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A value using Unicode escape sequence must be terminated correctly.
JSON_V202
complete-json-data
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JSON data must start and terminate properly. If some part of the data is missing or truncated, JSON parsing will fail.
JSON_V203
complete-comment
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A comment in a JSON file must be terminated correctly.
JSON_V204
valid-syntax-for-closing-json-token
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Ever JSON token has its own syntax for indicating the start and end of that token e.g. a JSON object must start and end with curly braces { and } respectively. Similarly, an array token must start and end with square braces [ and ] respectively. Multiple tokens are separated by a comma.
JSON_V205
no-extra-content-after-json-data-end
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Once the JSON data is complete and terminated, no extra content must be placed after it.
