I’m using Yup to validate 3 fields which are all dependent on each other.
fieldA, fieldB and fieldC. They are numbers and at least one of them needs to have a value > 0.
I’m trying to solve it like this:
myFields: Yup.object().shape(
{
fieldA: Yup.number().when(['fieldB', 'fieldC'], {
is: (fieldB, fieldC) =>
fieldB < 1 && fieldC < 1,
then: Yup.number().min(
1,
'some error message'
),
}),
fieldB: Yup.number().when(['fieldA', 'fieldC'], {
is: (fieldA, fieldC) =>
fieldA < 1 && fieldC < 1,
then: Yup.number().min(
1,
'some error message'
),
}),
fieldC: Yup.number().when(['fieldB', 'fieldA'], {
is: (fieldB, fieldA) =>
fieldB < 1 && fieldA < 1,
then: Yup.number().min(
1,
'some error message'
),
}),
},
['fieldA', 'fieldB', 'fieldC']
),
This worked fine with only 2 fields fieldA and fieldB, where each one only had the other field passed in when(... but since introducing a third field, I now have a cyclic dependency. Do I need a completely different approach, ie. an external validation function or am I missing some detail here?
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Answer
Your dependencies array is wrong, needs to be [[string, string]], hence you cannot bind all 3 of your fields inside. You have to do it in combinations as
[['fieldA', 'fieldB'], ['fieldA', 'fieldC'], ['fieldB','fieldC']]