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How to make strings in object optional with Validate?

When I run the below PoC, I get

ValidationError: Alert.one is not allowed.
ValidationError: Alert.two is not allowed.
ValidationError: Alert must be of type Array.

where I would like all the strings in Alert to be optional.

Can someone figure out how to do that?

const Schema = require('validate');

const p_schema = new Schema({
  Alert: {
    each: { type: String },
    required: false
  },
},{strict: true});

let p = {
  Alert: {
    one: 'x',
    two: 'x'
  }
};

console.log(p_schema.validate(p));
about 4 years ago · Juan Pablo Isaza
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It seems it's the type of Alert is wrong, even though I believe you are setting each value of Alert to string, but Alert type is not specified. Try either adding type: object, or define Alert as a list not object. Try the below:

const p_schema = new Schema({
  Alert: {
    type: object,
    each: { type: String },
    required: false
  },
},{strict: true});
about 4 years ago · Juan Pablo Isaza Report
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