Let's say I have this model: class User(BaseModel): name: str email: EmailStr phone_number: str job_title: str company: str salary: int @field_validator('company') def valid_company(cls, company: str) -> str: # validate that the company exists... return company However, I want to expose a way for the developer to be able to validate the schema vs the logic seperately. I thought of doing this: class User(BaseModel): name: str email: EmailStr phone_number: str job_title: str company: str salary: int class UserValidator(User): @field_validator('company') def valid_company(cls, company: str) -> str: # validate that the company exists... return company This way the developer can use User vs UserValidator to validate the schema vs the logic. However, the User model is being used in other models as well. So I kinda have to override some fields for some models like: class Account(BaseModel): user: User ... class AccountValidator(Account): user: UserValidator custom_validators... Is there a better way to do this? Maybe even using another library? Continue reading...
