class-validator
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Decorator-based property validation for classes.
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JavaScript
/**
* Validation error description.
*/
export class ValidationError {
/**
*
* @param shouldDecorate decorate the message with ANSI formatter escape codes for better readability
* @param hasParent true when the error is a child of an another one
* @param parentPath path as string to the parent of this property
*/
toString(shouldDecorate = false, hasParent = false, parentPath = ``) {
const boldStart = shouldDecorate ? `\x1b[1m` : ``;
const boldEnd = shouldDecorate ? `\x1b[22m` : ``;
const propConstraintFailed = (propertyName) => ` - property ${boldStart}${parentPath}${propertyName}${boldEnd} has failed the following constraints: ${boldStart}${Object.keys(this.constraints).join(`, `)}${boldEnd} \n`;
if (!hasParent) {
return (`An instance of ${boldStart}${this.target ? this.target.constructor.name : 'an object'}${boldEnd} has failed the validation:\n` +
(this.constraints ? propConstraintFailed(this.property) : ``) +
(this.children
? this.children.map(childError => childError.toString(shouldDecorate, true, this.property)).join(``)
: ``));
}
else {
// we format numbers as array indexes for better readability.
const formattedProperty = Number.isInteger(+this.property)
? `[${this.property}]`
: `${parentPath ? `.` : ``}${this.property}`;
if (this.constraints) {
return propConstraintFailed(formattedProperty);
}
else {
return this.children
? this.children
.map(childError => childError.toString(shouldDecorate, true, `${parentPath}${formattedProperty}`))
.join(``)
: ``;
}
}
}
}
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