Placeholder for original property name in message?
The default validation messages attempt to turn the property name into something human readable, but this is not good if you're trying to provide specific information about a config property or something else that should tell the developer which property failed the validation.
I was wondering if there was a placeholder to get the original property name.
For example, if have this definition right now:
const rules = {
apiBaseUrl: {
url: {
message: `^- apiBaseUrl: Expected a URL, given %{value} instead.
},
},
clientBaseUrl: {
url: {
message: `^- clientBaseUrl: Expected a URL, given %{value} instead.
},
}
};
I should be able to generalize this message and assign it to the URL validator generically with a message like this:
"^%{property}: Expected a URL, given %{value} instead."
Where %{property} is the exact name of the property being validated, rather than a human readable version.
Is this possible in the current version, if not then I'd like to make this a feature request.