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How Provide Dynamic Message In Custom Loopback Validation?

Here is from documentation: User.validate('name', customValidator, {message: 'Bad name'}); function customValidator(err) { if (this.name === 'bad') err(); }); var user = new Us

Solution 1:

Suddenly there is a addError method with signature errors.add(attr, message, code), so:

User.validate('name', customValidator);
function customValidator(err) {
    if (this.name === 'bad') {
        this.errors.add('name', `Name is bad`, 'name.bad')
        err();
    }
    if (this.name === 'very bad') {
        this.errors.add('name', `Name is very bad`, 'name.very.bad')
        err();
    }
});

This works, but keep in mind that you will have +1custom code and message, see error.details.codes.name and error.details.messages.name paths from rough json below:

{"error":{"statusCode":422,"name":"ValidationError","message":"The `Entity` instance is not valid. Details: `name` Name is very bad (value: very bad).","details":{"context":"Entity","codes":{"name":["name.very.bad","custom"],},"messages":{"name":["Name is very bad","is invalid"]}},"stack":"..."}}

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