Zod schema and option set

[MartinM85]

Is there any way to declare option set with Zod schema? Let's say I have appId, appObjectId and appName option, but only one option can be specified. Checking Zod documentation, but I can't find any info.

Or is there any util function for option set? Option sets are heavily used.

It would be nice to have a function for options sets validation before we start delivering new commands with Zod schema

[milanholemans]

I believe we checked this and there was a way. @waldekmastykarz can you clarify this?

[waldekmastykarz]

Yes, there is. We use schema refinements for this. Check out

cli-microsoft365/src/m365/commands/login.ts

Lines 50 to 81 in 8c76288

	public getRefinedSchema(schema: typeof options): z.ZodEffects<any> | undefined {
	return schema
	.refine(options => typeof options.appId !== 'undefined' || cli.getConfig().get(settingsNames.clientId), {
	message: `appId is required. TIP: use the "m365 setup" command to configure the default appId`
	})
	.refine(options => options.authType !== 'password' || options.userName, {
	message: 'Username is required when using password authentication',
	path: ['userName']
	})
	.refine(options => options.authType !== 'password' || options.password, {
	message: 'Password is required when using password authentication',
	path: ['password']
	})
	.refine(options => options.authType !== 'certificate' || !(options.certificateFile && options.certificateBase64Encoded), {
	message: 'Specify either certificateFile or certificateBase64Encoded, but not both.',
	path: ['certificateBase64Encoded']
	})
	.refine(options => options.authType !== 'certificate' ||
	options.certificateFile ||
	options.certificateBase64Encoded ||
	cli.getConfig().get(settingsNames.clientCertificateFile) ||
	cli.getConfig().get(settingsNames.clientCertificateBase64Encoded), {
	message: 'Specify either certificateFile or certificateBase64Encoded',
	path: ['certificateFile']
	})
	.refine(options => options.authType !== 'secret' ||
	options.secret ||
	cli.getConfig().get(settingsNames.clientSecret), {
	message: 'Secret is required when using secret authentication',
	path: ['secret']
	});
	}

for an example.

[MartinM85]

Thank you, it's very similar to what I need.