Ivshti
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5 years ago The JS validator stack has two kinds of validation
Type (schema validation - this is not needed in rust since serde does it implicitly; this includes stuff like “this number should be >=0”; this should be done by enforcing it on a type level: all BigNums in AdEx should be >=0 anyway
The second type of validation is “adapter validation”: checks that are specific to an adapter; for example, whether a channel is on the ethereum blockchain; this validation should be performed by an async function that each adapter exports
On Fri, 10 May 2019 at 10:24, Lachezar Lechev notifications@github.com wrote:
We need a way to validate the input data from the request to make sure it is valid according to our domain. E.g. Channel should always be created with a positive deposit amount.
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We need a way to validate the input data from the request to make sure it is valid according to our domain. E.g. Channel should always be created with a positive deposit amount.