How to use the bool function from joi

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joi.bool is a function in the Joi library that is used to validate and cast boolean values.

envSchema.js

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BASIC_AUTH_USER: Joi.string(),
// Used in conjunction with BASIC_AUTH_USER to setup security for the server
BASIC_AUTH_PASSWORD: Joi.string(),

// Turn on caching for Nunjucks templates
CACHE_ASSETS: Joi.bool(),
// Long term cache duration, usually used to store metadata
CACHE_DURATION_LONG: Joi.number().integer().default(1000),
// Short term cache duration
CACHE_DURATION_SHORT: Joi.number().integer().default(100),

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aardvark.js

GitHub: arangodb/arangodb

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  res.download(tmpDebugZipFileName, 'debugDump.zip');
})
.body(joi.object({
  query: joi.string().required(),
  bindVars: joi.object().optional(),
  examples: joi.bool().optional()
}).required(), 'Query and bindVars to generate debug dump output')
.summary('Generate Debug Output for Query')
.description(dd`
  Creates a debug output for the query in a zip file.

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How does joi.bool work?

joi.bool() is a function provided by the joi library in JavaScript that returns a schema object for validating boolean values. It can validate whether a given value is a boolean or a string representation of a boolean, and can also apply optional rules such as required, default value, and allowed values.

mq-config.js

GitHub: DEFRA/ffc-pay-enrichment

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const mqSchema = Joi.object({
  messageQueue: {
    host: Joi.string(),
    username: Joi.string(),
    password: Joi.string(),
    useCredentialChain: Joi.bool().default(false),
    appInsights: Joi.object()
  },
  paymentSubscription: {
    address: Joi.string(),

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mq-config.js

GitHub: DEFRA/ffc-pay-submission

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const mqSchema = joi.object({
  messageQueue: {
    host: joi.string(),
    username: joi.string(),
    password: joi.string(),
    useCredentialChain: joi.bool().default(false),
    type: joi.string().default('subscription'),
    appInsights: joi.object()
  },
  submitSubscription: {

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Ai Example

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const Joi = require("joi");

const schema = Joi.object({
  isMarried: Joi.bool().required(),
});

const input = {
  isMarried: true,
};

const result = schema.validate(input);

if (result.error) {
  console.log(result.error.message); // "child \"isMarried\" fails because [\"isMarried\" must be a boolean]"
} else {
  console.log(result.value); // { isMarried: true }
}

In this example, Joi.bool() is used to create a schema object that can validate the isMarried property of an object to ensure it is a boolean value. If the input is invalid, the validate() method returns an error message indicating the reason for the failure. Otherwise, it returns the validated object.

index.js

GitHub: DEFRA/ffc-ahwr-farmer-apply

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},
cookiePolicy: {
  clearInvalid: Joi.bool().default(false),
  encoding: Joi.string().valid('base64json').default('base64json'),
  isSameSite: Joi.string().default('Lax'),
  isSecure: Joi.bool().default(true),
  password: Joi.string().min(32).required(),
  path: Joi.string().default('/'),
  ttl: Joi.number().default(1000 * 60 * 60 * 24 * 365) // 1 year
},

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CubeValidator.js

GitHub: cube-js/cube

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inherit(BasePreAggregation, {
  type: Joi.any().valid('originalSql').required(),
  uniqueKeyColumns: Joi.array().items(Joi.string()),
  partitionGranularity: BasePreAggregation.partitionGranularity.required(),
  timeDimensionReference: Joi.func().required(),
  allowNonStrictDateRangeMatch: Joi.bool(),
}),
inherit(BasePreAggregation, {
  type: Joi.any().valid('originalSql').required(),
  uniqueKeyColumns: Joi.array().items(Joi.string()),

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storage.js

GitHub: DEFRA/ffc-pay-event-hub

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