(annotations?: Annotations.Filter): SchemaAST.Filter<number>Validates that a number is finite (not Infinity, -Infinity, or NaN).
Details
JSON Schema:
This check does not have a direct JSON Schema equivalent, but ensures the number is valid and finite.
Arbitrary:
When generating test data with fast-check, this applies noNaN: true and
noInfinity: true constraints to ensure generated numbers are finite.
export function function isFinite(
annotations?: Annotations.Filter
): SchemaAST.Filter<number>
Validates that a number is finite (not Infinity, -Infinity, or NaN).
Details
JSON Schema:
This check does not have a direct JSON Schema equivalent, but ensures the
number is valid and finite.
Arbitrary:
When generating test data with fast-check, this applies noNaN: true and
noInfinity: true constraints to ensure generated numbers are finite.
isFinite(annotations: Annotations.Filter | undefinedannotations?: Annotations.interface Annotations.FilterAnnotations for filter schema nodes (created via Schema.filter). Extends
Augment
with an optional error message, identifier, and metadata.
Filters are intentionally non-parametric to keep them covariant.
Filter) {
return const makeFilter: <T>(
filter: (
input: T,
ast: SchemaAST.AST,
options: SchemaAST.ParseOptions
) => FilterOutput,
annotations?: Annotations.Filter | undefined,
abort?: boolean
) => SchemaAST.Filter<T>
Creates a custom validation filter from a predicate function.
Details
The predicate receives the decoded input value, the schema AST, and parse
options, and returns a FilterOutput. Non-success outputs are normalized into
schema issues. The annotations parameter annotates the filter itself; with
the default formatter, failures use message first, expected second, and
<filter> when neither is provided.
When abort is true, parsing stops after this filter fails instead of
collecting later check failures.
Example (Reporting failure at a nested path)
import { Schema } from "effect"
const schema = Schema.Struct({ password: Schema.String, confirmPassword: Schema.String }).check(
Schema.makeFilter((o) =>
o.password === o.confirmPassword
? undefined
: { path: ["password"], issue: "password and confirmPassword must match" }
)
)
console.log(String(Schema.decodeUnknownExit(schema)({ password: "123456", confirmPassword: "1234567" })))
// Failure(Cause([Fail(SchemaError: password and confirmPassword must match
// at ["password"])]))
Example (Reporting multiple failures at once)
import { Schema } from "effect"
const schema = Schema.Struct({ a: Schema.Finite, b: Schema.Finite, c: Schema.Finite }).check(
Schema.makeFilter((o) => {
const issues: Array<Schema.FilterIssue> = []
if (o.a > 0) {
if (o.b <= 0) issues.push({ path: ["b"], issue: "b must be greater than 0" })
if (o.c <= 0) issues.push({ path: ["c"], issue: "c must be greater than 0" })
}
return issues
})
)
console.log(String(Schema.decodeUnknownExit(schema)({ a: 1, b: 0, c: 0 })))
// Failure(Cause([Fail(SchemaError: b must be greater than 0
// at ["b"]
// c must be greater than 0
// at ["c"])]))
makeFilter(
(n: numbern: number) => module globalThisglobalThis.var Number: NumberConstructorAn object that represents a number of any kind. All JavaScript numbers are 64-bit floating-point numbers.
Number.NumberConstructor.isFinite(number: unknown): booleanReturns true if passed value is finite.
Unlike the global isFinite, Number.isFinite doesn't forcibly convert the parameter to a
number. Only finite values of the type number, result in true.
isFinite(n: numbern),
{
Annotations.Augment.expected?: string | undefinedHuman-readable description of what a value is expected to satisfy.
Details
For filter and refinement failures, the default formatter uses
message first, then expected, and finally falls back to <filter>.
Use this to name a failed filter in the default message:
Expected <expected>, got <actual>.
expected: "a finite number",
Annotations.Filter.meta?: Annotations.Meta | undefined(property) Annotations.Filter.meta?: {
_tag: 'isFinite';
}
Optional metadata used to identify or extend the filter with custom data.
meta: {
_tag: "isFinite"_tag: "isFinite"
},
Annotations.Filter.arbitrary?: Annotations.ToArbitrary.Filter | undefined(property) Annotations.Filter.arbitrary?: {
constraint: { noInfinity: true; noNaN: true };
}
Optional hints used by arbitrary derivation for this filter.
Details
The same annotation can be attached to a single filter or a
FilterGroup. Group hints apply to the same schema node while child
filters are still collected and checked normally.
arbitrary: {
Annotations.ToArbitrary.Filter.constraint?: Annotations.ToArbitrary.GenerationConstraint | undefined(property) Annotations.ToArbitrary.Filter.constraint?: {
noInfinity: true;
noNaN: true;
}
Annotations.ToArbitrary.GenerationConstraint.noInfinity?: boolean | undefinednoInfinity: true,
Annotations.ToArbitrary.GenerationConstraint.noNaN?: boolean | undefinednoNaN: true
}
},
...annotations: Annotations.Filter | undefinedannotations
}
)
}