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Is there an easy way to assert a structure that has some required fields and some optional fields. And have it fail if there are any other unknown fields.
This works but I'm just wondering if there is a better way:
exportdefaultclassDirective{constructor(options: DirectiveOptions){this.selector=options.selector;this.bind=options.bind;}}varDirectiveOptions=assert.define('DirectiveOptions',function(options){//Required fieldsassert(options).is(assert.structure({selector: assert.string}));//Optional fieldsif(options.bind){assert.type(options.bind,Object);}for(varkeyinoptions){if(options.hasOwnProperty(key)){if(key!=='selector'&&key!=='bind'){assert.fail(`${key} is not a valid directive field`);}}}});
On an unrelated note any idea what I need to use assert.string instead of just string. I'm transpiling with Traceur 0.0.74.
Thanks
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Is there an easy way to assert a structure that has some required fields and some optional fields. And have it fail if there are any other unknown fields.
This works but I'm just wondering if there is a better way:
On an unrelated note any idea what I need to use
assert.string
instead of juststring
. I'm transpiling with Traceur 0.0.74.Thanks
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: