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Validate

The Validate node is used to validate data provided as inputs to the node based on a specified schema. This is most commonly used to validate input forms, learn more in the guide.

Inputs​

General​

Schema Here you can specify a schema script that declares the inputs to the node and how they should be validated. The script has the following format:

schema({
    Name: string().required('Must provide name'),
    Email: string()
        .required('Must provide email')
        .email('Must be a valid email'),
})

Learn more about the schema script in the validation guide.

Enabled This property controls if the validation should run or not. If set to false the validation will not run and no errors will be outputted. Default is true.

Properties​

For each property declared in the schema script the node will have one input with the same name. These are used to supply the data that should be validated.

Property Enabled​

For each property there will be one boolean that specifies if that particular property should be validated. Default is true, if set to false that property will not generate any errors during validation.

Actions​

This category consist of two signal inputs for each property, one to enable the validation for the corresponding property and one to disable it. All property validations are enabled by default, if disabled that particular property will not generate any errors.

Outputs​

General​

Is Valid If the node is enabled, and all properties in the schema are valid this output will have true otherwise false.

Properties​

Each property in the schema will have an output as well. The schema can contain transforms on the properties, such as trimming etc. The transformed properties will be available on these outputs.

Errors​

Each property will possibly have an error if it fails validation according to the schema. In that case the error message will be outputted here. If there are not errors or if the validation for that property is disabled an empty string will be outputted.

Has Error​

Each property will also have a corresponding Has Error output that is a boolean, so it will have true if the property validation is enabled and the property fails validation, otherwise false.