"use strict";

const { validateValue } = require("@validatem/core");
const requireEither = require("./");

let looseRule = requireEither([
	"foo",
	[ "bar", "baz" ]
], { allowMultiple: true });

let strictRule = requireEither([
	"foo",
	[ "bar", "baz" ]
]);

console.log(validateValue({ foo: 42 }, looseRule)); // { foo: 42 }

console.log(validateValue({ bar: 42, baz: 14 }, looseRule)); // { bar: 42, baz: 14 }

console.log(validateValue({ foo: true, bar: 42 }, looseRule)); // { foo: true, bar: 42 }

console.log(validateValue({ foo: true, bar: 42 }, strictRule)); /*
	AggregrateValidationError: One or more validation errors occurred at 'Object.<anonymous>' in require-either/example.js, at line 22 (<path>):
	 - Must satisfy at least one of:
		├─ bar: Value exists in a place that should be empty
		└─ Must satisfy all of the following:
			├─ baz: Required value is missing
			└─ foo: Value exists in a place that should be empty
*/