Is it possible to validate one field without groups?

For example I have class:

class ExampleModel extends Model {
    @MinLength(10)
    @IsAlphanumeric()
    public password: string;

    @IsEmail()
    @IsDefined()
    public email: string;
}

Can I validate only email or password, without validating other fields?

[ajitgauli]

@NoNameProvided I have a similar problem. From my UI, I need to call validate on blur and in this case I’d only want to validate the field I just blurred from. And blur from next field I’d want to validate that field only and so on. If only we could pass in property name or better yet the path to property (to handle nested objects) in ValidatorOptions, it would be possible to avoid unnecessary extra validations. As @Horat1us suggested, currently a way around to achieve this is to use groups but having 1 group per field just so that we can target it only is a lot of code bloat.

[LucienLee]

A workaround way is that you only pass one field and validate with skipMissingProperties option.

const exampleModel = new ExampleModel();
exampleModel.password = '123abc'

const errors = await validate(exampleModel, { skipMissingProperties: true })