Is it possible using Yup validaion to have two different max conditions for one validation object? So currently I have this code:
yup.array().of(yup.object().shape({
dateToCheck: yup
.date()
.min(minDatetoCheck, 'Cant be below this date')
.max(maxDatetoCheck, 'Cant be above this date'))
.required()
})
)
.when('initialValue', {
is: true,
then: yup.array().min(1)
})
So I wanted to add extra check so that any date that input with year above 9999 (so like years with 5 numbers and more) should be treated as 'Invalid date format' . I tried this:
.date()
.min(minDatetoCheck, 'Cant be below this date')
.max(maxDatetoCheck, 'Cant be above this date')
.max(9999, 'Invalid date format')
.required()
However it is not working. Maybe is there a way to setup specific custom date form in .date()
method that is adhering to 4 number long years only? Because the default year format allows for 5 number year long years and it is not something I need.
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