[x3d-public] Announcing! x3dvalidate for JSON (John update)

[John Carlson]

Happy Birthday x3dvalidate! (For X3D JSON) 58 downloads this year!

Remember you can use X3D JSON with sunrize and X_ITE (and X3DOM, but
perhaps not all features are tested?  I’ve recently tested prototypes in
X_ITE, I need to test X3DOM JSON prototypes), and I hope to validate all
glTF sample models converted to .x3dj by Holger’s x3d-tidy command
converter.   There needs to be a little work done on a modified X3DUOM.
I’m recalling the extension(s) field.

What sunrize and X_ITE bring to the table is handling all Khronos PBR
materials, not just X3D4 ones.

I do have some questions about iridescent olives though…I would love to see
the prismatic effect and hope to use it on my transparent roses, soon I
hope, once I can transfer 4-6 shader parameter packets between two web
clients over the network with DIS or JSONverse.

Hopefully I’ll be able to do something with both FreeWRL and the web.

John
On Mon, Sep 4, 2023 at 3:50 AM John Carlson <yottzumm at gmail.com> wrote:

> x3dvalidate will validate with the latest X3D JSON schema which complies
> with the latest JSON schema draft standard.
>
> To install, you'll need npm, available commercially through GraalVM, an
> Oracle sponsored project, or from the node.js website, https://nodejs.org/
> (It's part of node.js).
>
> To install x3dvalidate, run the following command:
>
> $ npm install -g x3dvalidate
>
> This will install the package globally.
>
> Then you can run
>
> $ x3dvalidate file1.json file2.json file3,json
>
file1.x3dj file2.x3dj file3.x3dj
>
>
> I recommend running under bash, as I've not been able to get Command
> Prompt or PowerShell working yet.  See README.md on GitHub.    bash is
> available in many places, like WSL, Cygwin/MSYS2/MinGW/Git 4 Windows.
>
> John
>
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