contentMediaType : String

contentMediaType

String

This keyword declares the media type of the string instance.

Value	This keyword should be set to a valid media type as defined in RFC 2046, like the registered IANA media types Hint: Use the `jsonschema metaschema` command to catch keywords set to invalid values
Kind	Annotation
Applies To	String
Base Dialect	2019-09
Changed In	None
Introduced In	Draft 7
Vocabulary	Content
Specification	https://json-schema.org/draft/2019-09/draft-handrews-json-schema-validation-02#rfc.section.8.4
Metaschema	https://json-schema.org/draft/2019-09/meta/content
Official Tests	draft2019-09/content.json
Default	None
Annotation	String The content media type set by this keyword Hint: Use the `jsonschema validate` command to collect annotations from the command-line
Affected By	None
Affects	contentSchema (Vocabulary: Content)
Also See	contentEncoding (Vocabulary: Content)

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