type-get-json-schema

To generate a JSON Schema from a C# type name, provide the full assembly-qualified name like 'UnityEngine.Vector3'. The tool uses reflection to inspect loaded assemblies and returns a valid JSON Schema representing the data contract.

Yes, you can create JSON Schemas for Unity types like UnityEngine.Vector3. The tool inspects types loaded in the active runtime, supporting Unity-specific structures alongside standard .NET primitives and complex objects.

C# JSON Schema generation supports dictionaries, generic collections, arrays, enums, primitives, and complex objects. It reflects over these structures in loaded assemblies to map their properties into a valid JSON Schema format.

The best way to validate serialization formats is to generate a JSON Schema from the full C# type name. This uses reflection to map the loaded assembly's data structures, enabling quick validation of API contracts and serialization formats.

You need a full type name to generate a JSON Schema because the tool uses reflection to locate the exact class within loaded assemblies. Providing the complete name, such as 'UnityEngine.Vector3', ensures accurate mapping of the targeted structure.

To validate API contracts in a .NET project, generate a JSON Schema from your C# type names. This produces a valid schema definition representing your data structures, allowing you to verify that serialized data matches the expected contract.