Great Post! I personally use Yup which is based on Joi but tailored for the frontend, smaller footprint and whatnot, its pretty much the same API and it is wonderful to work with, specially with Formik
does yup work on the backend and frontend, also what is the difference between yup and joi in terms of functionality, is one superior to the other in any way apart from the footprint you mentioned
Great Post! I personally use
Yupwhich is based onJoibut tailored for the frontend, smaller footprint and whatnot, its pretty much the same API and it is wonderful to work with, specially withFormikHi José. Appreciate the comment. Will look into Yup :)
Cool, didn't know about
Yup.Aside from validating API responses, what other use-cases do you use it for?
on the frontend it is useful to validate form data before sending it on a request :)
does yup work on the backend and frontend, also what is the difference between yup and joi in terms of functionality, is one superior to the other in any way apart from the footprint you mentioned
Yup doesn't support Dictionary-like structure that Joi does out of the box.
github.com/jquense/yup/issues/1275...