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Function value supported? And ability to describe expected function parameters?
#63 opened Nov 10, 2019 by ghost
How to validate if an array is empty?
#52 opened Mar 11, 2019 by PilotDimitri
Array default ignored: array default always = []
#51 opened Feb 14, 2019 by anthonyG78
Validating startDate vs endDate
#50 opened Jan 27, 2019 by verscph
deepmerge in defaultSchmea merge function
#49 opened Nov 22, 2018 by maloguertin
Composite Schema. Error: "Cannot read property of undefined" bug PR welcome
#43 opened Aug 2, 2018 by fupslot
2
A helpful example on parsers and validators
#40 opened Jun 28, 2018 by Niffy
Separate validation into own package discussion
#38 opened Jun 7, 2018 by miljan-aleksic
5
Validators are being ignored when type is an array bug help wanted
#37 opened Jun 6, 2018 by diegohaz
[methods] (values) => (...args) => {} instead of (values, ...args) => {}
#18 opened Feb 16, 2018 by diegohaz
Add examples
#16 opened Feb 16, 2018 by diegohaz
1 task
3
[translate] Make it possible to pass function as argument enhancement help wanted PR welcome
#12 opened Feb 2, 2018 by diegohaz
3
schm-prop-types new package
#11 opened Jan 31, 2018 by diegohaz
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