Use eleventyDataSchema in Data Cascade to validate data

[pdehaan]

https://www.11ty.dev/docs/config/#linters are super cool, but I was hoping to have a linter for the raw input files so I could do a front-matter linter which would throw errors or otherwise report if a file was missing a "required" field in a file's front-matter.

Is something like that possible, or should I try and do that while defining a custom collection?
Or should it be something that I write separately using glob and grey-matter as a separate script?

[zachleat]

You could do this with the new #1206 access to rawInput and that might be the best option for now. Filing this as an enhancement request!

Marginally related to #867!

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[zachleat]

Seems related to #3251 too

[zachleat]

This is shipping in 3.0.0-alpha.7 as the eleventyDataSchema property (function callback, async-friendly) in the data cascade. Here’s an example using zod in a directory data file (e.g. blog.11tydata.js) that checks to make sure a draft property is boolean:

import { z } from "zod";
import { fromZodError } from 'zod-validation-error';

export default {
	eleventyDataSchema: function(data) {
		let result = z.object({
			draft: z.boolean().or(z.undefined()),
		}).safeParse(data);

		if(result.error) {
			throw fromZodError(result.error);
		}
	}
};

[zachleat]

Shout out to https://github.com/uncenter/eleventy-plugin-validate by @uncenter

[uncenter]

Shout out to uncenter/eleventy-plugin-validate by @uncenter

Thanks! While we are on this topic... is there an easier way to narrow down the source of data? I'm using item.template._frontMatter?.data at the moment to just look at front matter and I can't tell if this new feature lets me do that or not.

[uncenter]

is shipping in 3.0.0-alpha.7 as the eleventyDataSchema property (function callback, async-friendly) in the data cascade. Here’s an example using zod in a directory data file (e.g. blog.11tydata.js) that checks to make sure a draft property is boolean:

Looks like my little hack to access specifically front matter data got removed... 70df967#r141478000. It would be nice to be able to still, maybe with an unprefixed property?