Top 9 Examples of "schema-inspector in functional component" in JavaScript

entities = entities.concat([entity]);
    }

    // resolve complete parameters from entities
    entities = crossMatchEntities(entities);

    // merge entities into parameters obj
    var parameters = _.reduce(entities, function (merged, entity) {
        merged[entity.type] = entity.entity;
        return merged;
    }, {});

    // validate and remove those parameters marked as invalid
    var schemaObject = wrap(schema);
    inspector.sanitize(schemaObject, parameters);
    var result = inspector.validate(schemaObject, parameters);
    if (!result.valid) {
        var invalidParameterNames = result.error.map(getParameterName);
        parameters = _.omit(parameters, invalidParameterNames);
    }

    return parameters;
}

entity = _.merge({}, entity, { type: actionModel.currentParameter });
        entities = entities.concat([entity]);
    }

    // resolve complete parameters from entities
    entities = crossMatchEntities(entities);

    // merge entities into parameters obj
    var parameters = _.reduce(entities, function (merged, entity) {
        merged[entity.type] = entity.entity;
        return merged;
    }, {});

    // validate and remove those parameters marked as invalid
    var schemaObject = wrap(schema);
    inspector.sanitize(schemaObject, parameters);
    var result = inspector.validate(schemaObject, parameters);
    if (!result.valid) {
        var invalidParameterNames = result.error.map(getParameterName);
        parameters = _.omit(parameters, invalidParameterNames);
    }

    return parameters;
}

};

    // do data validation
    const validation = {
        username: {
            type: 'string',
            pattern: /^[0-9a-z_]{4,20}$/
        },
        email: {
            type: 'string',
            pattern: 'email',
            optional: true
        }
    };

    if (inspector.validate(validation, info).length > 0) {
        return res
            .status(400)
            .json({code: 2, message: 'VALIDATION FAILED'});
    }

    // check username / email duplication
    const p1 = Account.findUser(info.username);
    const p2 = Account.findUserByEmail(info.email);

    // wait for all fulfillments
    Promise
        .all([p1/*, p2*/
        ])
        .then(values => {

            if (values[0]) {

pagesdb.upsertRow = (rowDataObj) => {

  inspector.sanitize(schemas.upsertRowSanitization, rowDataObj)
  /*****
   * Check requestDataValidation.js for why we're making a copy (_.assign) of rowDataObj/req.body data
   * for inspector.validate().
   */
  var validatedPageDataObj = inspector.validate(schemas.upsertRowValidation, _.assign({}, rowDataObj))
  if(!validatedPageDataObj.valid){
    var errMessage = `Error, passed in row data did not pass validation.
                      Error(s): ${ validatedPageDataObj.format() }`
    global.devMode && console.error(errMessage)
    appLogger.log.error({err: errMessage})
    let errorToReturn = new Error(errMessage)
    /****
     * Note: we need to return a blubird promise here, because we use bluebird's
     * bind method in addPage.js and returning a native promise would cause an
     * uncaughtException error as native promise bind is a bit different.
     * Also, throwing an error here would also cause an uncaughtException error
     * because we wouldn't be returning a bluebird promise.
     */
    return Promise.reject(errorToReturn)
  }
  return pagesdb

inspector.sanitize(schemas.reqParamsSanitization, reqParams)
  inspector.sanitize(schemas.reqBodySanitization, reqBody)

  req.body = reqBody
  req.params = reqParams

  var validReqParams = inspector.validate(schemas.reqParamsValidation, reqParams)
  if(!validReqParams.valid){
    let errMessage = `Error(s) with the reqParams data in requestDataValidation : ${ validReqParams.format() }`
    let err = new Error(errMessage)
    global.devMode && console.error(errMessage)
    appLogger.log.error({err, req, res})
    return res.status(500).json({errMessage})
  }

  var validReqBody = inspector.validate(schemas.reqBodyValidation, reqBody)
  if(!validReqBody.valid){
    let errMessage = `Error(s) with the reqBody data in requestDataValidation : ${ validReqBody.format() }`
    let err = new Error(errMessage)
    global.devMode && console.error(errMessage)
    appLogger.log.error({err, req, res})
    return res.status(500).json({errMessage})
  }

  if(validReqParams.valid && validReqBody.valid){
    return next()
  }
}

*
   * I'm not sure why it is happening, so for now, I'm just going to use lodash to copy the key/values to a new
   * object with a proper prototype and then assign the sanitized object back to the req.body & req.params.
   *
   * note: {} is equivalent to: Object.create(Object.prototype)
   *
   * I guess do it for req.params as well.
   *
   * Maybe related: https://github.com/expressjs/express/issues/2613
   */

  var reqBody = _.assign({}, req.body)
  var reqParams = _.assign({}, req.params)

  inspector.sanitize(schemas.reqParamsSanitization, reqParams)
  inspector.sanitize(schemas.reqBodySanitization, reqBody)

  req.body = reqBody
  req.params = reqParams

  var validReqParams = inspector.validate(schemas.reqParamsValidation, reqParams)
  if(!validReqParams.valid){
    let errMessage = `Error(s) with the reqParams data in requestDataValidation : ${ validReqParams.format() }`
    let err = new Error(errMessage)
    global.devMode && console.error(errMessage)
    appLogger.log.error({err, req, res})
    return res.status(500).json({errMessage})
  }

  var validReqBody = inspector.validate(schemas.reqBodyValidation, reqBody)
  if(!validReqBody.valid){
    let errMessage = `Error(s) with the reqBody data in requestDataValidation : ${ validReqBody.format() }`

pagesdb.updateColumns = (columnsDataObj) => {

  inspector.sanitize(schemas.updateColumnSanitization, columnsDataObj)
  /*****
   * Check requestDataValidation.js for why we're making a copy (_.assign) of columnsDataObj/req.body data
   * for inspector.validate().
   */
  var validatedColumnsDataObj = inspector.validate(schemas.updateColumnValidation, _.assign({}, columnsDataObj))
  if(!validatedColumnsDataObj.valid){
    var errMessage = `Error, passed in column data did not pass validation.
                      Error(s): ${ validatedColumnsDataObj.format() }`
    global.devMode && console.error(errMessage)
    appLogger.log.error({err: errMessage})
    let errorToReturn = new Error(errMessage)
    /****
     * Note: we need to return a blubird promise here, because we use bluebird's
     * bind method in addPage.js and returning a native promise would cause an
     * uncaughtException error as native promise bind is a bit different.
     * Also, throwing an error here would also cause an uncaughtException error

static validateSchema(profile: any, strict = false) {
    schemaDefinition.strict = strict
    return inspector.validate(schemaDefinition, profile)
  }

function validateLoginBody(body) {
    const validation = {
        type: 'object',
        properties: {
            username: {
                type: 'string',
                minLength: 1
            },
            password: {
                type: 'string',
                minLength: 1
            }
        }
    };

    return inspector.validate(validation, body);
}