Check selected documents
Run well-formedness checks across multiple JSON files from the Windows environment and use the editor to investigate a file that fails.
Batch validation and automation
Use the JSON batch validator to check your JSON documents efficiently
Validate a collection of JSON documents for well-formedness or against a JSON Schema, preserve a detailed batch log, and move a tested configuration from the Windows editor to the command line.
- Many inputsCheck a selected collection
- Detailed logKeep every result
- Two stagesConfigure, then automate
Two connected workflows
Configure a batch in the editor, then run it repeatedly
Apply one validation setup
Use a dialog-based configuration to define the batch inputs and schema context, then save the settings for a repeatable run.
Keep a comprehensive log
Write the validation status and diagnostic output to a log so the collection can be reviewed without opening each document manually.
Command-line batch sequence
Move from a configured task to an unattended check
- Open JSONBuddy and create the batch configuration in the documented dialog workflow.
- Choose the JSON inputs and schema context required by the task.
- Save the batch configuration as a settings XML file.
- Pass that settings file to the command-line validator.
- Review the generated log and return to the relevant document or schema when a check fails.
Platform availability
Choose where to run this workflow
- Desktop / WindowsAvailable for selecting files, configuring a batch task, and investigating results.
- CLI / CIAvailable for invoking a saved batch configuration from Windows automation, with an edition that includes command-line automation.
Related validation paths
Choose a single-document, batch, or large-data check
Use the step-by-step validation page for an interactive document, the CLI hub for direct command invocations, and the large-data solution when streaming-oriented processing is the central requirement.