Array indices in dataPath of error messages are in quotes about ajv

[blakeembrey]

Just some thoughts, but why wouldn't you be able to use dataPath programmatically? I think the idea of prettyDataPath would end up too opinionated. A different idea would be to show the containing object in the data output. That said, I think the tooling around consuming the dataPath is the best way to go forward - if you use JSON pointers you can use https://www.npmjs.com/package/json-pointer and with the default dataPath you could try something like https://github.com/component/to-function (haven't researched too much on that, maybe someone else can help you more).

[epoberezkin]

There is also a simple library object-path that can be used to find an object by path. Another approach is to use eval:

var data = { /*...*/ };
var dataPath = '.assetGroups['166'].previewUrl';
var value = eval('data' + dataPath);

It is most likely faster than a library that parses and iterates path.

There is also an option verbose that would include both the related schema and the data object in the error.

[epoberezkin]

What is probably wrong here is that the number should not be in quotes. Although it makes no difference for JS, they are unnecessary. So renaming the issue...