Union of generics

I've tried to write the following :

export const arkQueryCriteriaValue = type('<Value>', [
  { eq: 'Value' },
  '|',
  { notEq: 'Value' },
  '|',
  { in: 'Value[]' },
]);

export const arkQueryCriteriaValue = type('<Value>', [
  { eq: 'Value' },
  '|',
  { notEq: 'Value' },
  '|',
  { in: 'Value[]' },
]);

But unfortunately it doesn't work because the 2nd parameter accepts a maximum of 3 elements. Is there a way to add arbitrary number of element to a union issued from a generic ?

17 Replies

ssalbdivad•3mo ago

Tuple expressions are binary so you'd have to nest them.

JesusTheHunOP•3mo ago

Oh, I'm gonna try that It works. It is not very readable though. Is there any piece of doc to learn how to write functions that take a Type as parameter ? I've tried a few things and my function generics could never capture the true type of the given arguments. This way I could write a function that just build the tuple tower for me ^^

Dimava•3mo ago

Btw maybe you want +:reject AT allows extra props by default

JesusTheHunOP•3mo ago

I want +:reject ? you mean to strip additionnal properties ?

Dimava•3mo ago

Yeah what you gonna do on { eq, notEq } May be fine depending on what you do but generally nt

JesusTheHunOP•3mo ago

I'm gonna do specific specs, no prop iteration so it should be fine, but if I can strip extra props I'm all for it

ssalbdivad•3mo ago

{"+": "delete" }if you add a key like that to your object it will behave that way

Dimava•3mo ago

I mean it may be not A|B but A&B, and if you don't handle that you should reject that What will you do with

let validFoo = { eq: 1, notEq: 1 }

let validFoo = { eq: 1, notEq: 1 }

JesusTheHunOP•3mo ago

So like this ?

type({
  foo: 'string',
  '+': 'delete'
})

type({
  foo: 'string',
  '+': 'delete'
})

Dimava•3mo ago

I don't generally recommend delete, consider reject

ssalbdivad•3mo ago

It's just a question of whether you want the validation to fail or you want the extra keys stripped

Dimava•3mo ago

For unions I mean Does delete fail on multibranch union?

ssalbdivad•3mo ago

Yeah ideally the type would fail to compile if it has delete and the union is not discriminatable like in this case

JesusTheHunOP•3mo ago

Pick whatever comes first in my switch ^^ it's an internal API so I the end-dev has basic knowledge of the API. But yes, you are right, I would prefer the request to be rejected. With '+': 'reject' it will throw if there is more prop that the member of the union allow ? That's sick 😍 how can you add that option to a type after the declaration ? Like myArkValidator.options({ reject: true )

ssalbdivad•3mo ago

onUndeclaredKey

JesusTheHunOP•3mo ago

gtg, will be back tonight

ssalbdivad•3mo ago

.onUndeclaredKey

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