Hey! I feel your pain lol. Dealing with missing or incorrect rest api json response data keys is such a headache.
I usually start by adding some basic checks in my code to handle cases where the key is missing. Like, I’ll use optional chaining in JS or .get() in Python to avoid crashes.
For validation, I’ve been using JSON Schema lately. It’s a lifesaver! You can define exactly what your rest api json response data keys should look like, and it’ll throw errors if something’s off. Check out https://json-schema.org/ if you haven’t already.
I usually start by adding some basic checks in my code to handle cases where the key is missing. Like, I’ll use optional chaining in JS or .get() in Python to avoid crashes.
For validation, I’ve been using JSON Schema lately. It’s a lifesaver! You can define exactly what your rest api json response data keys should look like, and it’ll throw errors if something’s off. Check out https://json-schema.org/ if you haven’t already.