What is the history and regional dispersion of the affirmative yup? Yes is the same word as yea which is the same in germanic It's a very old word Being one of the most used words in the English language, yea probably was said as yep and yup in many colloquial settings, workshops, pubs many times before it was recorded in writing yup is a fairly low energy way of say the word, which is probably easier to pronounce than yea, so laborers saying yea would have
javascript - Conditional Validation in Yup - Stack Overflow Totally agree with @João Cunha's answer Just a supplement for the use case of Radio button When we use radio button as condition, we can check value of string instead of boolean e g is: 'Phone'
How do I validate if a start date is after an end date with Yup? I have a form that creates an event using Formik library I need to check to see if the start date overlaps the end date and vice-versa I have two date pickers that choose the date and time How c
html - get current value on yup when condition - Stack Overflow const validationSchema = Yup object() shape({ arrivalDate: Yup date() required(), departureDate: Yup date() required() min(Yup ref('arrivalDate'), 'Departure date must be after arrival date')}) Last time I checked when does not receive the current value, only the value of the sibling field you're checking
Yup schema - `when` method is not working - Stack Overflow Recently I am suffering with creating yup schema Since I am doing it I see that the method when() totally doesn't work for me like it should as documentation said and other solutions I found on the
How to customize yup validation messages? - Stack Overflow Most answers I have seen customize yup validation messages when defining a schema, e g const personSchema = yup object() shape({ firstName: yup string() required('First name is a required field'), lastName: yup string() required('Last name is a required field'), }); But what if I want to customize the default validation message itself?
Use typescript type in yup schema - Stack Overflow You can use yup mixed<TYPE>() passing your generic type yup mixed<toppings>() oneOf(['salami', 'tuna', 'cheese']); You are passing it as yup string(), but it isn't a string, it's the type of 'salami' | 'tuna' | 'cheese', which contain string but isn't any string, so you need to use mixed to define a specific value
How I can validate object inside objects in yup? - Stack Overflow I'm using formik with yup to treat my forms and i need to validate two objects that is setted by formik in initial values: initialValues: { company: { company_name: '', cnpj: '', fantasy_name: '',