validatex | A simple yet powerful data validator for javascript | Validation library
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QUESTION
I'm new to F# so forgive me in advance if this is a stupid question or if the syntax may be a bit off. Hopefully it's possible to understand the gist of the question anyways.
What I'd like to achieve is the possibility to compose e.g. Result
's (or an Either
or something similar) having different error types (discriminated unions) without creating an explicit discriminated union that includes the union of the two other discriminated unions.
Let me present an example.
Let's say I have a type Person
defined like this:
ANSWER
Answered 2020-Mar-08 at 17:55There's some interesting proposals for erased type unions, allowing for Typescript-style anonymous union constraints.
QUESTION
I've a request data transfer object
(DTO) which is for accepting POST body of an API. That DTO has an ENUM key of an X
entity. I created a custom validation annotation and validate that ENUM exists in my system via its entity repository which returns entity or null based on its existence.
I want to pass that X
validated entity to my controller. I don't want to fetch that X
entity by ENUM again in my business logic because I've already done that in validation.
I save that entity in a static variable from annotation validator class and access it later when I want that in business logic but if API get hit concurrently, my static variable gets overridden by the second request and when my business logic of the first request fetches X
entity, it gets the entity of the second request due to override issue.
I want that X
entity object to be scoped inside its own request cycle and destroyed or GC after request completion like other objects. How can I achieve this?
My Custom Validator:
...ANSWER
Answered 2018-Mar-16 at 14:27I just solved this from RequestContextHolder
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QUESTION
the following code gives me some headache
...ANSWER
Answered 2017-Nov-02 at 16:03Oh my goodness! I found the solution ...
In One word: Tuples!
The issue seems to be that the type inferrer only runs correctly in this scenario IF the params to the member function is a SINGLE tuple argument.
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