How to use the validatorjs.stopOnError function in validatorjs
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DefinitelyTyped / DefinitelyTyped / validatorjs / validatorjs-tests.ts View on Github 
validator.fails(() => {})
var check: boolean = validator.check()
var errors: Validator.Errors = validator.errors
var all: Validator.ValidationErrors = errors.all()
var error: Array = errors.get("foo")
var first: string | boolean = errors.first("foo")
var has: boolean = errors.has("foo")
Validator.setMessages("en", {})
var messages: Validator.ErrorMessages = Validator.getMessages("en")
Validator.useLang("en")
var lang: string = Validator.getDefaultLang()
Validator.setAttributeFormatter((attributes: any) => ({}))
Validator.stopOnError(true)
Validator.register("custom", () => {}, "error.custom")
Validator.registerAsync("custom", () => {}, "error.custom")validatorjs
Validation library inspired by Laravel's Validator
