Read JSON definition from file or STDIN#47
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Read JSON definition from file or STDIN#47The1hauntedX wants to merge 1 commit intoawslabs:masterfrom
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The awslabs/j2119 module specifically says "json_source is the text to be validated; it can be a string or an IO or a filename, J2119 tries to do the right thing.". Use it.
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Title says it all.
Tested on 2.6.3p62 and 1.9.3p551 in Docker since I couldn't get 1.9.2p0 to build on my Mac using rbenv
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This was thrown together with 0 prior ruby experience and about 10 minutes of skimming the ruby docs, so apologies ahead of time if I'm breaking any conventions.
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