How to use the joi-strict.object function in joi-strict
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const auditSubtask = require('./subtasks/audit');
const eslintSubtask = require('./subtasks/eslint');
const yamllintSubtask = require('./subtasks/yamllint');
const depcheckSubtask = require('./subtasks/depcheck');
const depusedSubtask = require('./subtasks/depused');
const taskNames = [
'robo',
'structure',
'audit',
'eslint',
'yamllint',
'depcheck',
'depused'
];
const schema = Joi.object().keys({
logger: Joi.any(),
cwd: Joi.string(),
skip: Joi.array().items(Joi.string().valid(...taskNames)).unique(),
docker: Joi.boolean()
});
module.exports = (options = {}) => {
assert(options instanceof Object && !Array.isArray(options));
const ctx = {
logger: log,
cwd: process.cwd(),
skip: [],
docker: false,
...options
};
assert(joi-strict
Thin wrapper around joi that defaults to stricter validation.
