@charlespalmerbf/license-verification
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The provided code defines a function called validateUKDrivingLicense, which takes a licenseNumber as input. The purpose of this function is to validate whether the given licenseNumber is a valid UK driving license number.
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@charlespalmerbf/license-verification
The provided code defines a function called validateUKDrivingLicense, which takes a licenseNumber as input. The purpose of this function is to validate whether the given licenseNumber is a valid UK driving license number.
Installation
npm install @charlespalmerbf/license-verification
Usage
node
const validateUKDrivingLicense = require("@charlespalmerbf/license-verification");
console.log(validateUKDrivingLicense("TESTR003060GN9NB")); //true
console.log(validateUKDrivingLicense("ABC123456789DEF01")); //false
Build
npm run build
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About
The provided code defines a function called validateUKDrivingLicense
, which takes a licenseNumber
as input. The purpose of this function is to validate whether the given licenseNumber
is a valid UK driving license number.
The function uses a regular expression (regex
) to perform the validation. The regular expression pattern is as follows:
regex
/^[A-Z9]{5}\d{6}[A-Z9]{2}\d[A-Z]{2}$/
Let's break down the regular expression pattern:
^
and$
denote the start and end of the string, respectively. This ensures that the entire string matches the pattern.[A-Z9]{5}
matches exactly five characters that can be uppercase letters (A-Z) or the number 9. This part represents the first five characters of the license number.\d{6}
matches exactly six digits (0-9). This part represents the next six characters of the license number.[A-Z9]{2}
matches exactly two characters that can be uppercase letters (A-Z) or the number 9. This part represents the next two characters of the license number.\d
matches a single digit (0-9). This part represents the next digit of the license number.[A-Z]{2}
matches exactly two uppercase letters (A-Z). This part represents the final two characters of the license number.
If the provided licenseNumber
matches this pattern, the function will return true
, indicating that the license number is valid. Otherwise, it will return false
.