This is cool. I would suggest that it would be very useful to have this kind of thing for JSON Schema [1], which is what I use with Python code to validate incoming JSON. (I was originally hesitant to using that, but since getting into it, I have yet to run into a use case which it cannot handle.)
There is also an RFC for "JSON Hyper Schema" which is intended to describe REST APIs. It doesn't have much library support in much of everything, but I am surprised that it hasn't taken off!
I like that this library is fairly opinionated (options for how to authenticate, supported formats, etc.) Though I worry that that creates a bit of inflexibility - for what exactly does "oauth" actually mean, there are always vagaries.
There is also an RFC for "JSON Hyper Schema" which is intended to describe REST APIs. It doesn't have much library support in much of everything, but I am surprised that it hasn't taken off!
I like that this library is fairly opinionated (options for how to authenticate, supported formats, etc.) Though I worry that that creates a bit of inflexibility - for what exactly does "oauth" actually mean, there are always vagaries.
Neato!
[1] http://json-schema.org/