I am validating a field that can only take a positive decimal number. My Yup schema looks as follow:

yup.object().shape({
Duration: yup
    .number()
    .typeError('Please enter a duration. The field cannot be left blank.')
    .positive('Must be a positive number.'),
})

As a result,

1. When the user enters a negative number (including 0), the 'Must be a positive number' message is displayed
2. When the user leaves the field blank, the 'Please enter a duration. The field cannot be left blank' message is displayed.
3. But, when the user enters a string such as (two minutes or any other string), the 'Please enter a duration. The field cannot be left blank' message is displayed which does not make sense.

I could change the typeError() message for something more generic but I was wondering if there was a more comprehensive way to handle the scenario.

So, when the user enters

1. a string I can display a 'Must be a number type' message and,
2. when the field is left blank, I can display the 'Please enter a duration. The field cannot be left blank' message.