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// Validation with Joi
// This is Schema is not for Mongoose
// This Schema is for Server-side Validation
// so here we a using joi package(tools) to do this validation (npm i joi)
const Joi = require("joi"); // import Joi for validation (copied from jio.dev website introduction page)
// Server-side Validation for "listing"
module.exports.listingSchema = Joi.object({
// Main schema for validating incoming request data (req.body)
listing: Joi.object({
// Expecting an object named "listing" inside req.body ... (req.body.listing)
title: Joi.string().required(),
description: Joi.string().required(),
location: Joi.string().required(),
country: Joi.string().required(),
price: Joi.number().required().min(0),
image: Joi.string().allow("", null),
category: Joi.string()
.valid(
"trending",
"rooms",
"iconic-cities",
"mountains",
"castles",
"pools",
"camping",
"farms",
"arctic",
"dome",
"boats",
"islands",
)
.required(),
}).required(),
});
// Server-side Validation for "review"
module.exports.reviewSchema = Joi.object({
review: Joi.object({
rating: Joi.number().required().min(1).max(5),
comment: Joi.string().required(),
}).required(),
});
/*
Note on Import/Export:
1. We exported the schema like this:
module.exports.listingSchema = Joi.object(...);
→ This means we are exporting an object with a property named "listingSchema".
2. To import it correctly in app.js, we use **destructuring**:
const { listingSchema } = require("./schema.js");
→ This extracts the "listingSchema" property from the exported object.
3. ❌ Incorrect import:
const listingSchema = require("./schema.js");
→ This would import the entire object: { listingSchema: ... }
→ Using it directly will NOT work with listingSchema.validate(...).
Summary:
- Exported as a property → import with destructuring { propertyName }
- Exported directly → import normally without destructuring
*/