How to use the @podium/schemas.validate.version function in @podium/schemas
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podium-lib / podlet / lib / podlet.js View on Github 
constructor({
name = '',
version = '',
pathname = '',
manifest = '/manifest.json',
fallback = '',
content = '/',
logger = undefined,
development = false,
} = {}) {
if (validate.name(name).error)
throw new Error(
`The value, "${name}", for the required argument "name" on the Podlet constructor is not defined or not valid.`,
);
if (validate.version(version).error)
throw new Error(
`The value, "${version}", for the required argument "version" on the Podlet constructor is not defined or not valid.`,
);
if (validate.uri(pathname).error)
throw new Error(
`The value, "${pathname}", for the required argument "pathname" on the Podlet constructor is not defined or not valid.`,
);
if (validate.uri(manifest).error)
throw new Error(
`The value, "${manifest}", for the optional argument "manifest" on the Podlet constructor is not valid.`,
);
if (validate.content(content).error)
throw new Error(@podium/schemas
Schemas for validating the @podium contract.
