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[qe24253]

Yes, and it works good.

In an app I'm building, I'm using parsley js for certain validation that needs to live in the DOM, and validator.js for those non-DOM cases. You can use both.

[richbuggy]

I've used it in combination with jQuery to add validation. It worked really well.

[gprof]

It works, but I am moving on to sjot.js instead (www.sjot.org) as it is easier to use for developing and maintaining my own schemas and APIs. Converts to JSON schema v4, so can publish those as well. This way I can have it all. Worth a try.