Support custom locale

[fakenickels]

In order to work now, the user should create a file like this and initialize it before all yup usage.

import { setLocale } from 'yup/lib/locale'

setLocale({
 email: { invalid: 'Não é válido' },
})

// then after...
import yup from 'yup'

I'm going to add tests and update README after you guys approve this!
Thanks for the great package btw. Let me know if any changes are necessary before merging.

[jquense]

I think you can use Object.assign instead of a lodash module

[fakenickels]

I went for lodash.merge because it'll merge deeply, so the user can change just one entry and let the rest default for the current ones.

[jquense]

you aren't doing any deep merging though, since it's merging each namespace individually. I'd prefer to maintain that as well since merge is not the tiniest part of lodash

[fakenickels]

Yeah, that's what I wanted, to merge each namespace inside the locale object.

But I think you are right, I'm going to just make an or case instead of merging. (export let string = customLocale.string || {...}).

[fakenickels]

Ah, now I got what you meant haha
I'm going to make the adjustments soon

[fakenickels]

thanks

[jquense]

Thanks for taking the time to do this 👍

[fakenickels]

Done @jquense

[guilhermedecampo]

In need of this.

[jquense]

can you flesh this out a bit more, explanation of the code, why you need to do this, etc.

[fakenickels]

yes, I'll do it soon

[fakenickels]

done @jquense

[blocknomad]

👍

[jquense]

I was think more about what this does generally, not why it needs be first. something like:

"Allows you to customize the default messages used by Yup, when no message is provided with a validation test."

[fakenickels]

oh ok

[jquense]

thanks!