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Joi 11.0.0 introduced a breaking change that changed how paths are represented in the error object.

Hapi 16.6.1 updated Joi to 11.0.0

Example of supporting new paths array is hapijs/hapi#3582

data: Joi.array().items({
Joi.object({
foo: Joi().string().required()
})
});

How can I set a specific message for foo?
'data.0.foo': 'Message works for specific index'
'data.?.foo': 'For all array instances?'

Thanks,

• Better usage examples
  Include fully functional example.
• Describe use case for this module
  Possibly include example of default Joi validation error messages or details on how a front-end can use the response
• Include note about abortEarly
  This is a Joi option, but is good to know.
• Explain/List options
  Specifically how the path/key hierarchy goes.

Specifically devDependencies:

• hapi
• joi
• lab
• snazzy
• standard

The version of hoek being used has a security issue.

Vulnerable: <= 4.2.0 || >= 5.0.0 < 5.0.3
Patched: > 4.2.0 < 5.0.0 || >= 5.0.3

https://nodesecurity.io/advisories/566

Possibly use https://github.com/funktionswerk/hapi-i18n

Add support for Joi .label(name) in custom error messages.

For example: Please enter {{label}} would result in Please enter your full name for the following schema:

name: Joi.string().label('your full name')

CONTRIBUTING.md should also be updated with linter instructions

Is this planned?

I can make a pull request to add the option for Relish to support response validation if you want.

When I am passing without any fields on the post method, it doesn't show fields required message rather it shows one error as base object empty. I want all the field errors on that. Is that possible?

Relish could be used on a express aplication with express validation middleware?

If it is not possible, Could you suggest me an alternative?

Greetings and thank you.

Hi,

Are there any plans to keep maintaining this module? If you want I can help with keeping things up to date.
There a 2 PRs to update the deps, which would be handy.
We use this module so wouldn't be a problem to help keep it up to date.