strictTupleAsync

Creates a strict tuple schema.

const Schema = v.strictTupleAsync<TItems, TMessage>(items, message);

Generics

Parameters

  • items TItems
  • message TMessage

Explanation

With strictTupleAsync you can validate the data type of the input and whether the content matches items. If the input is not an array or does include unknown items, you can use message to customize the error message.

The difference to tupleAsync is that this schema returns an issue for unknown items. It intentionally returns only one issue. Otherwise, attackers could send large arrays to exhaust device resources. If you want an issue for every unknown item, use the tupleWithRestAsync schema with never for the rest argument.

Returns

Examples

The following examples show how strictTupleAsync can be used. Please see the arrays guide for more examples and explanations.

Number and email tuple

Schema to validate a strict tuple with one number and one stored email address.

import { isEmailPresent } from '~/api';

const TupleSchema = v.strictTupleAsync([
  v.number(),
  v.pipeAsync(
    v.string(),
    v.email(),
    v.checkAsync(isEmailPresent, 'The email is not in the database.')
  ),
]);

The following APIs can be combined with strictTupleAsync.

Schemas

Methods

Actions

Utils

Async

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