Replace api-schema-builder with AJV to fix lodash.get deprecation #2209
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This PR eliminates the
lodash.getdeprecation warning that appears duringnpm install. The warning comes fromapi-schema-builder → z-schema → lodash.get. Rather than waiting for upstream fixes, I replaced api-schema-builder with a lightweight custom validator built on AJV. AJV is already used elsewhere in Signal K (the admin UI uses it via@rjsf/validator-ajv8), so this doesn't introduce any new dependencies to the overall project - it just makes the existing AJV dependency explicit in the server's package.json. The new validator insrc/api/validation/openapi-validator.tsprovides the same interface as api-schema-builder, so the changes to the actual validation code are minimal - just import path updates.Changes
src/api/validation/openapi-validator.ts- custom OpenAPI validator using AJVsrc/api/resources/validate.tsandsrc/api/course/index.tsajvandajv-formatsas direct dependenciesapi-schema-builderdependencyapi-schema-buildertype declaration fileTested with manual API requests to confirms validation still works correctly