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Adds a filter to test the existence of errors after validating #82
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When using validate with a field as param, as in:
this.props.validate('email')
in a form with multiple fields, the errors state may have the following format:if I do not have any errors it gets the following format:
If I do not call
this.props.validate()
(without passing the field) theisValid
method returns false, even though there are no errors. Im usingreact-validatorjs-strategy
as a strategy.So, I thought of doing this workaround and testing whether there are errors or not, and passing the empty errors object if there arent. I'm using loadash.values and filter to prevent adding new more libs.
What do you think? Am I missing anything?
Thanks in advance!