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@yokotak0527/kensho-rulebook-default

v1.0.1

Published

[Kensho](https://www.npmjs.com/package/@yokotak0527/kensho) ruleBook package.

Downloads

1

Readme

Kensho-rulebook-default

Kensho ruleBook package.

Install

$ npm i @yokotak0527/kensho-rulebook-default

Usage

import Kensho from '@yokotak0527/kensho'
import ruleBook from '@yokotak0527/kensho-rulebook-default'

// if you are using CommonJS
const Kensho = require('@yokotak0527/kensho')
const ruleBook = require('@yokotak0527/kensho-rulebook-default')

Kensho.rule.import(ruleBook)

rule list

isNumber(value: unknown)

The value is a number.

isNegativeNumber(value: number, option:Object)

The value is a negative number.
ex. zero, -1, -1.1, -3, -4...

| option prop. | type | default | desc. | |--------------|-----------|---------|-------| | zero | boolean | false | include 0 as negative number. |

isPositiveNumber(value: number, option:Object)

The value is a positive number.
ex. zero, 1, 1.1, 3, 4...

| option prop. | type | default | desc. | |--------------|-----------|---------|-------| | zero | boolean | true | include 0 as positive number. |

isInteger(value: number)

The value is an integer.

isNegativeInteger(value: number, option: Object)

The value is a negative integer.
ex. -1, -2, -3, -4...

| option prop. | type | default | desc. | |--------------|-----------|---------|-------| | zero | boolean | false | include 0 as negative integer. |

isPositiveInteger(value: number, option: Object)

The value is a positive integer.
ex. 0, 1, 2, 3, 4...

| option prop. | type | default | desc. | |--------------|-----------|---------|-------| | zero | boolean | true | include 0 as positive integer. |

isNaturalNumber(value: number, option: Object)

The value is a natural number. This is as alias for isPositiveInteger().
ex. 0, 1, 2, 3, 4...

| option prop. | type | default | desc. | |--------------|-----------|---------|-------| | zero | boolean | true | include 0 as natural number. |

isAge(value: number, option: Object)

The value is valid for age.

| option prop. | type | default | desc. | |--------------|-----------|---------|-------| | max | number | 125 | upper limit for age. include this value. |

isString(value: unknown)

The value is a string.

regexp(value: string, option: Object)

The value matches a regular expression.
Returns true if no regular expression is specified in option.regexp.

| option prop. | type | default | desc. | |--------------|-----------|---------|-------| | regexp | RegExp | | Returns true if no regular expression is specified in option.regexp. |

isEmpty(value: any)

The value is empty.
Support types are undefined, null, string, Array<any>, Object. If you pass other then above types, returns false.

exists(value: any)

The value is existed.
Returns the opposite result of isEmpty().

isEmail(value: string)

The value is valid as e-mail address.

equal(value: any, option: Object)

The value same as option.isSame.
This is depend on fast-deep-equal.

| option prop. | type | default | desc. | |--------------|----------------|---------|-------| | isSame | typeof value | | |

isZero(value: number)

The value is 0.

words(value: string, option: Object)

The words is between option.min and option.max.
If you pass option.min as negative number, throw Error.
If you pass number to option.max less than option.min, throw Error.

| option prop. | type | default | desc. | |--------------|--------|---------|-------| | min | number | 0 | | | max | number | -1 | -1 means do not use. |