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@tenfold/validator

v1.0.0-alpha.104

Published

Validation utilities for Tenfold projects

Downloads

208

Readme

Tenfold Validator

This repo contains helper validation functions. For documentation on the functions exposed here, please refer to their individual files

Developing

  1. Clone the repo git clone [email protected]:tenfold/libraries.git
  2. cd ./libraries
  3. yarn install

The source files can be found on the packages/validator/src folder, and the tests can be found on the test folder. Make sure to add tests for all your changes. Also, make sure to create a branch from master to develop your changes. To run the tests you can simply use the command yarn test. Once you're done with your changes, send a pull request to master and get reviews.

Generating a tag

See instructions here

Resources

The exposed http client uses axios underneath. You can find axios documentation https://github.com/axios/axios. For the metrics part, the framework used is statsd. You can find more details about statsd https://www.npmjs.com/package/node-statsd.