Placeholder for original property name in message?
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jlem commented
The default validation messages attempt to turn the property name into something human readable, but this is not good if you're trying to provide specific information about a config property or something else that should tell the developer which property failed the validation.
I was wondering if there was a placeholder to get the original property name.
For example, if have this definition right now:
const rules = {
apiBaseUrl: {
url: {
message: `^- apiBaseUrl: Expected a URL, given %{value} instead.
},
},
clientBaseUrl: {
url: {
message: `^- clientBaseUrl: Expected a URL, given %{value} instead.
},
}
};
I should be able to generalize this message and assign it to the URL validator generically with a message like this:
"^%{property}: Expected a URL, given %{value} instead."
Where %{property}
is the exact name of the property being validated, rather than a human readable version.
Is this possible in the current version, if not then I'd like to make this a feature request.