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(Based on original patch from dkellner) This is a rather big change. I still decided to do a single commit, as intermediate commits would be in a non-working state anyway. Breaking changes: - `keyschema` was renamed to `valueschema` and `propertyschema` to `keyschema` (following changes in Cerberus). - A PATCH on a document which misses a field having a default value will now result in setting this value, even if the field was not provided in the PATCH's payload. - Error messages for `keyschema` are now returned as dictionary. Before: {'propertyschema_dict': 'propertyschema_dict'} Now: {'keyschema_dict': {'AAA': "value does not match regex '[a-z]+'"}} - Error messages for `type` validations are different now (following changes in Cerberus). - It is no longer valid to have a field with `default` = None and `nullable` = False. (see patch.py:test_patch_nested_document_nullable_missing) In a nutshell, changes to the codebase are as follows: - Add data layer independent subclass of `cerberus.Validator` * Support new signature of `__init__` and `validate` * Use `_config`-aware properties instead of bare member attributes to pass the `resource`, `document_id` and `persisted_document` to make them available to child validators * Add schema-docstrings to all `_validate_*` methods - Adjust Mongo-specific `Validator` subclass * Adjust `_validate_type_*` methods (following changes in Cerberus) * Add schema-docstrings to all `_validate_*` methods - Add custom ErrorHandler to support `VALIDATION_ERROR_AS_LIST` - A few renames: * `ValidationError` -> `DocumentError` * `propertyschema` -> `keyschema` and `keyschema` -> `valueschema` - Adjust tests due to different validation error messages (mostly for `type`) - Remove `transparent_schema_rules` without replacement - Remove `default`-handling, as Cerberus takes care of this now
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