chore: mention mise and aqua in the readme

[mrazauskas]

Please, consider mentioning mise and aqua in the readme.

Reference: jsonschema was recently added to the aqua (aquaproj/aqua-registry#39066) and mise (jdx/mise#5714) registries.

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Thanks for this project! I was looking for a tool like this one for some time.

[jviotti]

Interesting. I never hears about these package managers. Are they specifically integrating with this tool? Might be worth putting a link to their homepages and the manifests that they have created for this tool, if any?

[mrazauskas]

For the context, I use mise on daily basis. And mise is using registry from aqua. (It can also install from cargo, pip, npm or directly from GitHub releases and so on. These are known as different Backends.)

To make mise use jsonschema work, I had to include jsonschema to the aqua registry first. Although I do not use it.

The idea was to add just a short note that jsonschema is available from these tools as well. We can add links, of course. I was thinking, these notes only make sense for users of mise or aqua.

[jviotti]

Nice! Sounds very interesting indeed. If you can add a link to the mise manifest in the aqua registry, that'd be great. At least so anybody can easily find it and update it, etc when needed. Maybe something like: "This tool is available on mise (link to mise in case people are curious to learn more) through the aqua registry (link to the registry entry) since v10.0.0 (or whatever)"

[mrazauskas]

If you can add a link to the mise manifest in the aqua registry, that'd be great.

Yes but.. (; I was thinking to add the pipx registry entry to the mise manifest as well. Have to try it first, of course. And the story is changing.

For me it seems that all this are only implementation details, or?

[jviotti]

Yeah, no worries. We can merge and feel free to send follow up PRs updating the docs if you want!

[jviotti]

Merged! Thanks a lot @mrazauskas. Out of curiosity, what are you using the tool for?

[mrazauskas]

Great!

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I use jsonschema to test a schema that is generate by a JS script and emitted using JSON.stringify(). Obviously needs tests. Even if that is a simple schema.

Your approach of schema tests is exactly what I was looking for some time. The tests live here.

By the way, jsonschema and mise saved few seconds of CI runs in my project. This is another win!

[jviotti]

That's amazing to hear 🚀 . If you have any feature requests around JSON Schema, just let me know. We are always trying to get more feedback from real-world use cases like yours.