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@reis/joi-luxon

v3.0.0

Published

A Joi extension to automatically convert ISO date strings to Luxon DateTime objects

Downloads

205

Readme

@reis/joi-luxon

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A Joi extension to automatically convert ISO date strings to Luxon DateTime objects

Features

  • Validates incoming date values as ISO date strings
  • Automatically converts date strings to Luxon DateTime objects
  • Able to set timezone and use modifiers like startOf or endOf
  • Able to validate against other dates or Joi references using functions like gt, lt, gte or lte

Installation

#npm
npm install @reis/joi-luxon

#yarn
yarn add @reis/joi-luxon

Usage

import Joi from 'joi'
import JoiLuxon from '@reis/joi-luxon'

export default Joi.extend(JoiLuxon)

Examples

Validate a start and end date, setting the date to start and end of day respectively and validating that the end date is after the start date:

const schema = Joi.object({
  startDate: Joi
    .luxon()
    .setZone(timezone)
    .startOf('day'),
  endDate: Joi
    .luxon()
    .setZone(timezone)
    .endOf('day')
    .gt(Joi.ref('startDate')),
})

Set the value to a given minimum date if it’s less than that:

const schema = Joi.object({
  date: Joi
    .luxon()
    .required()
    .min(Joi.ref('$minDate'))
})

const schema = Joi.object({
  date: Joi
    .luxon()
    .required()
    .min(new Date())
})

All available rules and helpers:

Joi

  //Base validation and conversion to Luxon DateTime object
  .luxon()

  //Sets the timezone on the object
  .setZone(timezone)

  //Modified the DateTime instance to the start/end of the given period
  .startOf(period)
  .endOf(period)

  //Validates silently against a minimum / maximum date
  .min(date)
  .max(date)

  //Validate and throw errors if the date is less than or greater than a reference date
  .lt(date)
  .gt(date)
  .lte(date)
  .gte(date)

Issues & feature requests

Please report any bugs, issues, suggestions and feature requests in the joi-luxon issue tracker.

License

(MIT License)

Copyright 2022-2023, Adam Reis