for those who are interested in testing the setup I used to test the editor 
independently. It is found on my github repo 
here https://github.com/gastonche/jsonEditorTest. this editor has the same 
configs like within the netjsonconfig platform . You can play around with 
the configs to see what makes it not to validate within the platform. 
Thanks.

On Friday, 19 May 2017 21:42:02 UTC+1, GASTON CHE wrote:
>
> This week has been a challenging week. My task has been very challenging 
> because my test results kept giving very funny results. This week I have 
> been working on the issue 
> https://github.com/openwisp/django-netjsonconfig/issues/55
> So far i was tried various options with ajv to make sure the json is 
> validated correctly. I also tested the schema against the sample data on 
> http://jsonschemalint.com in order to make sure the validator within the 
> advancedmode editor was not working correctly and it turned out it was not 
> actually working correctly. 
> I then took about the whole of Wednesday and thursday to test out the 
> editor with same configs but out of the django-netjsonconfig app itself. 
> This version of the editor worked and validated the data properly without 
> any errors. This therefore made me understand that the problem was actually 
> with the editor within the app not the validator within the editor.
>           So currently, following the recommendations of my mentor, 
> nemesisdesign, I am working on making disabling schema validation on any 
> call of the advanced mode editor possible.
>            The findings of this week have made me understand that the 
> current  nature of integrations of the editors into the platform may affect 
> the performance of the editor in some cases. And I expect this validation 
> issue to be fixed by the time I am done with my project because the final 
> library built will be a lot cleaner and have less conflict.
>           For next week I am going to be setting up my project working 
> environment, gathering resources and getting my project plan ready to start 
> work effectively.
>           My experience this week has been basically challenging, because 
> i had to carry out a lot of tests, just to find out the problem. and not to 
> even solve it. But I believe it makes me understand the need for my project 
> to be implemented fully and effectively.
>

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