validate-step-json

To validate onboarding step JSON against Zod schemas in TypeScript, use this skill to check inline JSON, file paths, or clipboard input against the ComposableScreenStepTypeSchema for required fields and payload structure.

JSON schema validation for multi-step onboarding flows is the process of checking step payloads for correct type, shape, unique IDs, and chain integrity across nextStep references and branches. This ensures reliable rendering and execution of ComposableScreen UI elements.

Check ComposableScreen step JSON for payload errors by validating it against the headless SDK Zod schemas, which inspect top-level payload shape, required fields, and unique IDs within the elements array. The validation returns detailed, actionable error messages for any mismatches.

Yes, the Rocapine React Native onboarding SDK supports validating nested UI element constraints by checking that text, images, and nested containers conform to the ComposableScreen schema. It verifies diverse UI element constraints and variable references within multi-step flows.

Onboarding JSON validation fails with missing required fields or incorrect payload shape when the step JSON does not adhere to the ComposableScreenStepTypeSchema structure. The validation checks top-level payload shape, required fields, and correct payload structure, returning actionable error details.

Yes, you can validate JSON from a file path or clipboard instead of pasting inline, as the validation scope explicitly supports local inline JSON, file path, or clipboard input. This flexibility allows you to check ComposableScreen step JSON against schemas from multiple sources.