Validating array of email?

[MichaelSchmidle]

I'm using the Taglist to collect email addresses. Using the validation rule email is of course wrong since I don't want to validate a string as email but an array of strings as emails. The docs about validation or the Taglist don't mention how to validate elements of an array. So, I wonder:

What's the best way to validate an array of emails? (I.e., ['user1@example.com', 'user2@example.com'].) Thanks in advance for your support.

[MichaelSchmidle]

For your convenience, this is the solution I came up with by reusing FormKit's existing email validation for strings. Not sure if this is the proper way to do it:

// formkit/emailArray.ts
import type { FormKitNode } from '@formkit/core'
import { email as emailValidation } from '@formkit/rules'

const emailArray = function (node: FormKitNode<string[]>): boolean {
  if (!Array.isArray(node.value)) {
    return false
  }
  // Check each email in the array with FormKit's built-in validation
  return node.value.every(email => {
    // Creating a temporary node object to use with the emailValidation function
    const tempNode: FormKitNode = {
      ...node, // Spreading the original node to inherit properties
      value: email // Setting the value to the current email string
    }
    return emailValidation(tempNode)
  })
}

// Optional: Override default rule behaviors if needed
emailArray.blocking = true
emailArray.skipEmpty = true

export default emailArray

// formkit.config.ts

// Add:
import emailArray from './formkit/emailArray'

return {
// Existing code.
// Add:
  rules: {
      emailArray,
    },
// Existing code.
}

In your FormKit components, the rule now becomes available with validation="emailArray", validation="required|emailArray", etc.

Maybe some of the FormKit devs can confirm that's the way to go?