I'm working with a validation schema using Zod, where I have an items field that represents an array of objects. In this scenario, I'm specifically using it for invoice items. Each item is an object with various properties. I'm facing…
I am integrating cashfree gateway in our website which uses nodejs(koa server). To validate the signature they send request body and timestamp in headers so to validate it I have to generate signature at by concating timestamp with raw body…
I have the below Joi validation for a field called store_type store_type: Joi.string().valid(...Object.values(storeTypes)) .error(() => ({ message: `Store Type must be one of: ${Object.values(storeTypes).join(', ')}`, })).default(storeTypes.aaa), wherein storeTypes is defined as storeTypes: { aaa: 'AAA', bbb: 'BBB' } As per…
Normally the :invalid selector is evaluated instantly : The element will be styled immediately with :invalid for example if a value is required as soon as the page loads: input:invalid { border: 10px solid red; } <form> <p> Go red…
It does the job, but it feels ugly and repetitive. Any way to improve it? Also, is it considered good practice to use a try catch like this to check if a value is valid? function readJson(key, fallback) { localStorage.getItem(key)…
Currently, I only check if it's not null or undefined and I want to make sure that each hex color is correct otherwise discard the wrong hex and move to the next. If the format is completely wrong then just…
I have API which accepts PATCH method and updates given fields. PATCH request with below body changes age of User. { "age": 10 } I had problem on treating null value. My User struct as below: type User struct {…
I have a clean install of Next.js 13. npx create-next-app@latest footest I'm creating a single file app/footest/page.tsx. export default function Page() { return ( <div> <form action="/action_page.php"> <label htmlFor="pswrd">Password:</label> <input type="password" id="pswrd" name="pswrd" pattern="[a-z0-9]{1,15}" title="Password should be digits (0 to…
Right now I have this rule: public function rules(): array { return [ 'languages.*.description' => ['string', 'required'], ]; } What I need is to exclude required if the wildcard equals gb. I could do something like this but it feels…
I'm trying to test my update action method in a controller where a fake image needs to be created and uploaded to test if the update action method is working. So, I create fake image using UploadedFile::make()->image('imageName.jpeg') and it is…