#Error using JSONSchema for create a Schema

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kindred pine
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Did you mean this.isCpfValid? because there is a classic difference between the class property this.isCpfValid and a scoped variable/function called isCpfValid

wild sentinel
kindred pine
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If you want this code:

            validator: (cpf: string) => {
              return isCpfValid(cpf);
            }

To call this class method:

  isCpfValid(cpf: string): boolean {
    return cpfValidator.isValid(cpf);
  }

then you must use this.isCpfValid

wild sentinel
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same error 🤷🏿‍♀️

kindred pine
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Show code, so complete code. So error, show complete error message

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you have too many things named isCpfValid

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Use differnet names. review your code again and see if you can make better sense about what is happening and what you want to have happen.

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import { validator as isCpfValid, cpf as cpfValidator } from 'cpf-cnpj-validator';

  isCpfValid(cpf: string): boolean {

Which one is the real isCpfValid you want called? where when?

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if it is the same error then you didn't change the names

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unless you know what you are doing that is not a likely road to success.

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cpf-cnpj-validator is not a library I have ever used, it is 3 years out of date, and no where in the README (which admittedly I cannot read) does it show

import { validator } from 'cpf-cnpj-validator'

It does show:

import validator from 'cpf-cnpj-validator';

and

import { cpf } from 'cpf-cnpj-validator';

But those { curly brackets } are significant

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That seems quite unlikely to work.

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If you want the export default validator from cpf-cnpj-validator then you MUST do:

import validator as cpfV from 'cpf-cnpj-validator';

you cannot do:

import { validator as cpfV } from 'cpf-cnpj-validator'
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Please read the TypeScript default exports documentation I linked above

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Then you probably aren't going to be able to do this. You need too much understanding of build systems and import systems for me to teach here. Sorry.