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Display custom error message in proper format
I have a list of values like this
result = [:id, :title, :id]
I am using comprehensions to iterate over them and display the error message which looks like this:
for n <- result, do: {n, "field doesn't exist"}
[
id: "field doesn't exist",
title: "field doesn't exist",
id: "field doesn't exist"
]
what I want the output is like this:
errors:{
id : "field doesn't exist"
}
How can I format it like this?
Thanks
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joaoevangelista
Your for comprehension returns a keyword list, that can be turned into a map using Enum.into/2 then added to the errors map, like: %{errors: resulting_map}
Sorry for lack of a better explanation and examples, I’m on my phone
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