Function getConditionValueError

JMap.Layer.DynamicFilter.getConditionValueError

Returns an error if value is not correct.

This function is safe, it throws nothing.

Example

// returns an error
const error = JMap.Layer.DynamicFilter.getConditionValueError("IS_IN_RANGE", "date", date1)

// if date1 and date2 are not date objects, or date1 >= date2, returns an error
const error = JMap.Layer.DynamicFilter.getConditionValueError("IS_IN_RANGE", "date", [date1, date2])

// returns an error value must be an array for EQUALS operator
const error = JMap.Layer.DynamicFilter.getConditionValueError("EQUALS", "string", ["Montreal"])

// no error, returns undefined
const error = JMap.Layer.DynamicFilter.getConditionValueError("EQUALS", "string", ["Montreal"])

// no error, returns undefined
const error = JMap.Layer.DynamicFilter.getConditionValueError("EQUALS", "string", [""])

// returns an error
const error = JMap.Layer.DynamicFilter.getConditionValueError("EQUALS", "string", undefined)

// returns an error
const error = JMap.Layer.DynamicFilter.getConditionValueError("IS_EMPTY", "string")

// no error, returns undefined
const error = JMap.Layer.DynamicFilter.getConditionValueError("EQUALS", "number", "test")

// no error, returns undefined
const error = JMap.Layer.DynamicFilter.getConditionValueError("EQUALS", "number", 22)
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