Config Structure Checker
Validate JSON or YAML config: syntax and optional required top-level keys. Paste config, list required keys (one per line), get errors.
About this tool
Checks that config is valid JSON or YAML and that all required top-level keys are present. Use for package.json, app config, CI configs. Leave "Required keys" empty to only validate syntax.
Click "Validate" to check your code
Search intent cluster
- Config Validator
- YAML Validator
- JSON Syntax Checker
- Config Key Checker
- Structure Validation Tool
Entity keywords
config validationjson checkeryaml syntaxrequired keystop-level keyssyntax validationconfiguration toolmarkup validation
How to use this tool
- Step 1: Open the Config Structure Checker tool.
- Step 2: Paste your JSON or YAML configuration into the provided text area.
- Step 3: Click the 'Validate' button to check for syntax errors and required keys.
What this check helps you catch
- Validate JSON syntax
- Validate YAML syntax
- List required keys
- Check for optional keys
- Ensure top-level structure
FAQ
- What does Config Structure Checker check?
- Config Structure Checker checks input validity, structure, and common implementation issues so you can catch errors before deployment.
- Can I use Config Structure Checker in CI or QA workflows?
- Yes. Use it during QA or pre-release checks to reduce runtime failures caused by invalid data.
- Does this tool store my data?
- No persistent storage is required for normal validation flow unless you explicitly save reports.