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Return multiple errors

See original GitHub issue

Would it be possible for validate/check to return all errors instead of just the first?

This would be useful for validating user input, giving the user all errors instead of just one.

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Created 7 years ago
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Comments:15 (8 by maintainers)

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nthypescommented, Jul 9, 2020

Well, if anyone still having this issue, I’m building a lib which solves this.

https://github.com/nthypes/super-ts

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ivawzhcommented, Sep 10, 2020

This git issue thread has stated the reasons for the required feature. For example, when we perform an API request body validation, we would want to tell all the invalid fields at once. I’m not proposing a breaking change. The new feature should be backward compatible with optional flag. However, myself have moved on to use io-ts and zod now.

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