Closed windward-hive closed 1 year ago
I'm unlikely to make this change. I always envisioned celebrate
as sitting in front of your business functions to validate all the inputs before you even get started on handling the request. I'm curious what you'd want to do with the result errors?
You could wrap celebrate
with your own function and inject a "fake" next
to get a handle to the errors.
const { celebrate, Joi, errors, Segments } = require('celebrate');
const c = (schema) => (req, res, next) => {
celebrate(schema)(req, res, (errors) => {
console.log(errors);
});
next();
});
// and then you'd use it like
app.post('/sign-up', c({[Segments.BODY]: { name: Joi.string() }));
Something like that would give you direct access to the error object celebrate
spits out.
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It would be nice if there's an option to make celebrate not call next with the errors, instead it should proceed with the request and add an errors to the request object