joi

I am using Joi validator for my HTTP requests. There I have a parameter called type . I need to make sure that the possible values for the parameter are either "ios" or "android". How can I do that? body : { device_key : joi.string().required(), type : joi.string().required() } You can use valid . const schema = Joi.object().keys({ type: Joi.string().valid('ios', 'android'), }); const myObj = { type: 'none' }; const result = Joi.validate(myObj, schema); console.log(result); This gives an error ValidationError: child "type" fails because ["type" must be one of [ios, android]] 来源： https:/

trying to validate that an array has zero or more strings in one case and that it has zero or more objects in another , struggling with Joi docs :( validate: { headers: Joi.object({ 'content-type': "application/vnd.api+json", accept: "application/vnd.api+json" }).options({ allowUnknown: true }), payload : Joi.object().keys({ data : Joi.object().keys({ type: Joi.any().allow('BY_TEMPLATE').required(), attributes: Joi.object({ to : Joi.string().email().required(), templateId : Joi.string().required(), categories : Joi.array().items( //trying to validate here that each element is a string),

If I have two fields, I'd just like to validate when at least one field is a non empty string, but fail when both fields are empty strings. Something like this does not validate var schema = Joi.object().keys({ a: Joi.string(), b: Joi.string() }).or('a', 'b'); When validating against {a: 'aa', b: ''} The or condition only tests for the presence of either key a or b , but does test whether the condition for a or b is true. Joi.string() will fail for empty strings. Here is gist with some test cases to demonstrate http://requirebin.com/?gist=84c49d8b81025ce68cfb Code below worked for me. I used

I am getting an array of objects to backend, where each object contains a service name. The structure looks like below [{"serviceName":"service1"}, {"serviceName":"service2"},..] when I get the array at backend, I want to validate that every object in the array has serviceName property. I had written the following code, but even though I pass valid array, I am getting validation error. var Joi = require('joi'); var service = Joi.object().keys({ serviceName: Joi.string().required() }); var services = Joi.array().ordered(service); var test = Joi.validate([{serviceName:'service1'},{serviceName:

Is there a way I can validate a value like this with Joi so that I can verify it is an object with zero or more keys (of any name) and that each have values of either a string, number or boolean? { dynamicallyNamedKey1: 'some value', dynamicallyNamedKey2: 4 } You're going to want to use Joi 's object().pattern() method. It's specifically for validating objects with unknown keys. To match against one or more datatypes on a single key you'll need alternatives().try() (or simply pass an array of Joi types). So the rule to match your needs would be: Joi.object().pattern(/^/, Joi.alternatives().try