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A Typescript Pulgin of @hapi/joi
import { Joi,TypeOf } from '@neushimmer/joi';
type SuccessedGet = {
success:true,
data:any
}
type FailedGet = {
success:false,
message:any,
code:number
}
export type InterfaceGet = SuccessedGet|FailedGet
export interface Service {
getTickets():Promise<Ticket[]>
getSeats(ticket:Ticket):Promise<Seat[][]>
postInfo(info:TicketPost):Promise<InterfaceGet>
postError(errorInfo:any):Promise<InterfaceGet>
}
var TicketQuestionSchema = Joi.object({
id:Joi.number().required(),
type:Joi.string().valid('select','radio','text').required(),
title:Joi.string().required(),
description:Joi.string().required(),
optionList:Joi.when(Joi.ref('type'),{is:['select','radio'],then:Joi.array().items('string')})
})
var TicketModuleSchema = Joi.object({
id:Joi.number().required(),
title:Joi.string().required(),
questionList:Joi.array().items(TicketQuestionSchema).required()
})
var TicketSchema = Joi.object({
id:Joi.number().required(),
title:Joi.string().required(),
baseInfos:Joi.array().items(TicketQuestionSchema),
description:Joi.string().required(),
remainingQuantity:Joi.number().min(0).required(),
price:Joi.number().min(0).required(),
type:Joi.string().valid('normal','moreinfo').default('normal'),
modules:Joi.when(Joi.ref('type'),{is:'moreinfo',then:Joi.array().items(TicketModuleSchema).required()})
})
var TicketPostInfoQuestionSchema = Joi.object({
title:Joi.string().required(),
answer:Joi.string().required()
})
var TicketPostInfoModuleSchema = Joi.object({
id:Joi.number().required(),
questionList:Joi.array().items(TicketPostInfoQuestionSchema)
})
var ErrorPostSchema = Joi.object({
message:Joi.string().required(),
env:Joi.string()
})
var SeatInfoSchema = Joi.object({
position:Joi.object({
x:Joi.number().min(0).required(),
y:Joi.number().min(0).required()
}).required(),
status:Joi.string().valid('enable','disable','lock','used').required()
})
var TicketPostInfoTickets = Joi.object({
id:Joi.number().required(),
baseInfos:Joi.array().items(TicketPostInfoQuestionSchema),
type:Joi.string().valid('normal','moreinfo').default('normal'),
moduleInfos:Joi.when(Joi.ref('type'),{is:'moreinfo',then:Joi.array().items(TicketPostInfoModuleSchema).required()})
})
var TicketPostInfoSchema = Joi.object({
tickets:Joi.array().items(TicketPostInfoTickets).min(1),
lockedSeat:Joi.array().items(SeatInfoSchema),
totalInfo:Joi.object({
totalTickets:Joi.number().min(0),
totalPrice:Joi.number().min(0)
})
})
export var Ticket = TicketSchema;
export type Ticket = TypeOf<typeof TicketSchema>
export var TicketQuestion = TicketQuestionSchema;
export type TicketQuestion = TypeOf<typeof TicketQuestionSchema>
export var TicketModule = TicketModuleSchema;
export type TicketModule = TypeOf<typeof TicketModuleSchema>
export var Seat = SeatInfoSchema;
export type Seat = TypeOf<typeof SeatInfoSchema>
export var TicketPost = TicketPostInfoSchema;
export type TicketPost = TypeOf<typeof TicketPostInfoSchema>
export var TicketPostTickets = TicketPostInfoTickets;
export type TicketPostTickets = TypeOf<typeof TicketPostInfoTickets>
export var TicketPostModule = TicketPostInfoModuleSchema;
export type TicketPostModule = TypeOf<typeof TicketPostInfoModuleSchema>
export var TicketPostQuestion = TicketPostInfoQuestionSchema;
export type TicketPostQuestion = TypeOf<typeof TicketPostInfoQuestionSchema>
export var ErrorPost = ErrorPostSchema;
export type ErrorPost = TypeOf<typeof ErrorPostSchema>
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A Typescript Pulgin of @hapi/joi
The npm package @neushimmer/joi receives a total of 1 weekly downloads. As such, @neushimmer/joi popularity was classified as not popular.
We found that @neushimmer/joi demonstrated a not healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released a year ago. It has 3 open source maintainers collaborating on the project.
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