[Json] JSON Schema Language

[Ulysse Carion <[e-mail]>]

Hello all,

I have recently published an I-D for what I'm calling JSON Schema
Language, a way to validate JSON data's shape, and generate code
(i.e., types, classes, docs, etc.) from that shape:

https://tools.ietf.org/html/draft-json-schema-language-00

In previous correspondence with this list, Carsten Bormann has noted
that this WG has hesitated to prematurely adopt any given proposal,
preferring to let them develop until their distinct applications
become clear.

It is my belief that JSON Schema Language does have a clear use-case,
one which Tim Bray has articulated clearly here:

https://www.tbray.org/ongoing/When/201x/2018/09/22/JSON-scheming

I believe JSON Schema Language solves precisely what Tim describes,
while eschewing his concerns with the json-schema.org project.

For those inclined toward the concrete, the bottom of this page
contains a live demo of JSON Schema Language using the TypeScript
implementation:

https://json-schema-language.github.io/

The project's GitHub organization also contains the source for a Rust
and TypeScript implementation, as well as a full test suite:

https://github.com/json-schema-language

With Carsten's note in mind, does there nevertheless exist a path for
JSON Schema Language, or something like it, to become an RFC? I
appreciate the desire to avoid premature adoption by this WG. I assume
this partially stems from caution around throwing the weight of
[e-mail] behind any given specification. Perhaps some other path
to specification exists?

With kind regards,
Ulysse Carion