v.literal() validator.
Type parameters
Hierarchy
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BaseValidator<Type,IsOptional> ↳VLiteral
Constructors
constructor
• new VLiteral<Type, IsOptional>(«destructured»)
Usually you’d use v.literal(value) instead.
Type parameters
Parameters
Overrides
BaseValidator<Type, IsOptional>.constructorProperties
type
•Readonly type: Type
Only for TypeScript, the TS type of the JS values validated
by this validator.
Inherited from
BaseValidator.typefieldPaths
•Readonly fieldPaths: never
Only for TypeScript, if this an Object validator, then
this is the TS type of its property names.
Inherited from
BaseValidator.fieldPathsisOptional
•Readonly isOptional: IsOptional
Whether this is an optional Object property value validator.
Inherited from
BaseValidator.isOptionalisBijectionValidator
•Readonly isBijectionValidator: true
Always "true".
Inherited from
BaseValidator.isBijectionValidatorvalue
•Readonly value: Type
The value that the validated values must be equal to.
kind
•Readonly kind: "literal"
The kind of validator, "literal".
Methods
optional
▸ optional():VLiteral<undefined | Type, "optional">
Allow this validated field to be absent.
Returns
VLiteral<undefined | Type, "optional">