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DollarLint is a validation utility published by DollarLint that checks JSON-family, YAML, and TOML files against their declared JSON Schemas. Designed for developers and teams who work with structured configuration and data files, DollarLint supports a broad range of formats commonly encountered in modern software projects, including JSON, JSONC, JSON5, JSON Lines, YAML, and TOML. By validating each of these file types against JSON Schemas, the tool helps ensure that configuration files, data manifests, and other structured documents conform to the schemas they declare, reducing the risk of errors caused by malformed or non-compliant content. This makes DollarLint a practical fit for categories such as developer tools, data validation, and configuration management, and it can be applied to use cases that include verifying application settings written in YAML or TOML, linting JSON Lines data streams, and checking JSONC or JSON5 files that extend standard JSON with comments or relaxed syntax. Because it targets the declared JSON Schema of each file, DollarLint provides a consistent validation approach across multiple formats rather than requiring separate validators for each one. The software is currently at version 0.1.22, and a total of 13 versions have been released, indicating an ongoing development history with regular updates since its initial publication. The pre-1.0 version numbering reflects an actively evolving project that continues to refine its validation capabilities across the supported JSON-family, YAML, and TOML formats. Users seeking a single tool to enforce schema compliance across heterogeneous configuration and data files will find DollarLint purpose-built for that task, consolidating validation of JSON, JSONC, JSON5, JSON Lines, YAML, and TOML documents into one solution focused squarely on JSON Schema conformance.
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