sg-template-schema

To convert Terraform variables to JSON schema for no-code forms, map your variables.tf definitions to generate matching input_schema.json and ui_schema.json files. This translates Terraform types into structured JSON schemas with corresponding UI patterns for automated validation and form generation.

StackGuardian JSON schema generation supports Terraform strings, numbers, booleans, lists, maps, and objects. It handles defaults, required fields, and complex nested configurations, mapping them directly into the corresponding input_schema.json and ui_schema.json structures.

Conditional UI logic in Terraform to UI schema mapping uses advanced JSON schema patterns like allOf and if-then. These structures handle dependencies and conditional fields, ensuring proper validation within the generated ui_schema.json for no-code forms.

Yes, you can generate a UI schema for complex nested Terraform objects and maps. The conversion handles nested types, optional values, and validations, producing both input_schema.json and ui_schema.json to support intricate configurations in StackGuardian no-code forms.

Yes, you need existing Terraform variable definitions. The generator applies directly to your Terraform modules and variable files to produce the input_schema.json and ui_schema.json required for StackGuardian no-code form generation and validation.

StackGuardian JSON schemas enable automated validation and structured UI generation, whereas raw Terraform variables lack UI guidance. Converting variables.tf into input_schema.json and ui_schema.json provides proper type mappings, defaults, and dependency handling for no-code forms.