- Array.map The Array.map method is a concise way to run the logic of a provided callback function over each element of a particular array.
- Validation snippets for SANITY.io. July 18, 2020. 1 Min. A great feature of SANITY.io is the ability to add field validation to schema types. This can ensure data conforms to specific patterns, e.g. A ZIP code is actually a valid ZIP code or an email field is a valid email. This brief article covers just a few of the ways you can validate a.
July 18, 2020 •1 Min
A great feature of SANITY.io is the ability to add field validation to schema types. This can ensure data conforms to specific patterns, e.g. a ZIP code is actually a valid ZIP code or an email field is a valid email. This brief article covers just a few of the ways you can validate a field, I will add more snippets over time as I find useful ones.
Required field
Sep 26, 2021 Share runnable code, everywhere. ONE of the most anticipated flicks at this year's Venice International Film Festival, Denis Villeneuve's Dune is the first chapter of a new two-part adaptation of Frank Herbert's 1965 novel. I have a kubernetes cluster, where I have deployed an nginx ingress controller using the helm nginx-ingress chart. I need to add some custom config to the nginx.conf file that is generated in the nginx-controller-pod, and I am seeing an issue where if I add a one line option such as proxy-buffer-size: '512k' I can see this reflected in the nginx.conf file and everything works as expected.
- Array.map The Array.map method is a concise way to run the logic of a provided callback function over each element of a particular array.
- Validation snippets for SANITY.io. July 18, 2020. 1 Min. A great feature of SANITY.io is the ability to add field validation to schema types. This can ensure data conforms to specific patterns, e.g. A ZIP code is actually a valid ZIP code or an email field is a valid email. This brief article covers just a few of the ways you can validate a.
July 18, 2020 •1 Min
A great feature of SANITY.io is the ability to add field validation to schema types. This can ensure data conforms to specific patterns, e.g. a ZIP code is actually a valid ZIP code or an email field is a valid email. This brief article covers just a few of the ways you can validate a field, I will add more snippets over time as I find useful ones.
Required field
Sep 26, 2021 Share runnable code, everywhere. ONE of the most anticipated flicks at this year's Venice International Film Festival, Denis Villeneuve's Dune is the first chapter of a new two-part adaptation of Frank Herbert's 1965 novel. I have a kubernetes cluster, where I have deployed an nginx ingress controller using the helm nginx-ingress chart. I need to add some custom config to the nginx.conf file that is generated in the nginx-controller-pod, and I am seeing an issue where if I add a one line option such as proxy-buffer-size: '512k' I can see this reflected in the nginx.conf file and everything works as expected.
The simplest type of validation - make a field required without any other custom rules.
Snippet Io
RegEx Validation
Some field types, like string, allow you to test against a specified regex pattern to ensure the data matches a certain pattern. This is really handy for things like postal codes, email addresses and more.
Custom RegEx Validation
Sanity also provides a custom validation type which can be used on any field and allows for more complex validation patterns and even testing against other fields. In this example the field can be empty BUT if the field is completed then it must meet the regex pattern. To make the field both required and match a regex pattern you can remove the first if statement that checks whether the field is undefined.
URL validation
This validation ensures that a field is filled in with a valid url. In this example it allows relative links and also allows mailto links. Relative links can be required with the relativeOnly option.
Snippet Io Free
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