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ac-sanitizer

v4.0.16

Published

Sanitites payloads based on given field definitions

Downloads

164

Readme

AC Sanitizer

Sanitizes payloads with given field definitions

Node.js CI

Version 4 - Breaking changes

Version 4 requires Node 16.

Usage

const sanitizer = require('ac-sanitizer')

let fieldsToCheck = {
  params: {
    stringVar: 'This is a string'
  },
  fields: [
    { field: 'stringVar', type: 'string', required: true },
    { field: 'forceJob', type: 'boolean', adminLevel: 64 }
  ],
  adminLevel: 32 // optional adminLevel of the user - must be at least the one defined in fields
}
let test = sanitizer.checkAndSanitizeValues(fieldsToCheck)
// COMPLEX EXAMPLE WITH NESTED PROPERTIES AND CONDITIONAL REQUIREMENTS

const sanitizer = require('ac-sanitizer')

let fieldsToCheck = {
  params: {
    obj: {
      f1: true
  },
  fields: [
    { field: 'obj', type: 'object', properties: [
      { field: 'f1', type: 'boolean' },
      { field: 'f2', type: 'boolean', required: 'f1' } // if f1 is true, then f2 is required
    ]}
  ]
}
let test = sanitizer.checkAndSanitizeValues(fieldsToCheck)

Field definition

Parameter | Type | Remarks --- | --- | --- | field | string | Name of the field type | string | Type of the field to sanitize, see below for available values required | [boolean OR string] | Set to true if required or set a path[^1] to a param (if that param is set, this value is required) enum | [array OR string] | Optional list of allowed values. You can a string placeholder for certain standard lists (see below) adminLevel | [integer] | Optional adminLevel required for this field omitFields | [boolean] | If adminLevel is set and you do not have the proper adminLevel the sanitizer will just omit the field (and not return an error) if omitFields is true convert | [boolean OR string] | Some types can be automatically converted (e.g. base64 to string) valueType | [string] | Use it to sanitize values of an array by defining the allowed type here strict | [boolean] | For objects only - if true and payload contains a property not defined, an error will be returned. nullAllowed | [boolean] | If true, sending NULL is allowed.

[^1]: The path must be set with the parent propery as root, e.g. the actual field is settings.video.width, in property video the condition is then just "width" not the full path.

ENUM lists

The following enum lists are available using a string placeholder

Placeholder | Items | Remarks --- | --- | --- | iso-639-1 | ISO 639-1 entries | e.g. de, en, fr, es... iso-639-2 | ISO 639-2 entries | e.g. deu, eng, fra ... countrylist | list of country names | e.g. Laos, Brazil, Norway...

Convert

Some types allow automatic conversion: Type | Example | Remarks --- | --- | --- | integer | 60.1 -> 60 | Convert incoming number to integer - this way you can make your check more lenient string | Hello Developer -> Hello (with maxLength = 5) | Reduce string to max length base64 | SGVsbG8= -> Hello | Convert base64 encoded string to UTF-8 string iso-639 | { iso-639-2: 'tlh', translations: [] } -> tlh (with convert=iso-639-2) | Returns only the select property for the ISO-639 object

Available types

Type | Options | Remarks --- | --- | --- | any | | Any can be string, integer, boolean, object or array - it will be automatically detected. base64 | | Checks if a string is base64 encoded, optional with field option "convert" (to string) boolean | | cidr | | Check CIDR, see example integer | boolean | | Value can be an integer OR a boolean date | dateFormat | Date or date time, support various date formats (e.g. DD.MM.YYYY, DD/MM/YYYY, YYYY-MM-DD, etc) as well as a custom format defined in dateFormat. fqdn | wildcardAllowed (bool) | Fully qualified domain names, optional with wildcard subdomain (e.g. *.admiralcloud.com) email | | [email protected] float | | 0 - 2^31 fileExtension | | gps | | Can be a string of "LAT,LNG" or one including a distance as 3rd parameter like "LAT,LNG,DISTANCE". hashids | | HashIds - https://hashids.org hexColor | | Check valid hexadecimal color like #ff99cc integer | | 0 - 2^31 integer | string | | Value can be an integer OR a string iso-639-1 | convert | With convert = nativeName you can retrieve the native name of the given ISO string iso-639-2 | convert | With convert = nativeName you can retrieve the native name of the given ISO string ip | version | version can be "4" or "6", defaults to "4" long | | 0 - 2^63 object | properties | Use properties to define object structure, properties is equal to fields array number | | Should no be used - use integer, long, short, floag ratio | | x:y rgb | | Check for valid RGB value (r,g,b) or (r%,g%, b%) short | | 0 - 2^15 string | minLength (int), maxLength (int)| url| protocols, require_tld, require_protocol | Default values: protocols ['http', 'https'], required_tld true, require_protocol true

Examples

CIDR

// CIDR Example

const sanitizer = require('ac-sanitizer')

let fieldsToCheck = {
  params: {
    cidr: [{ cidr: '8.8.8.8/32' }]
  },
  fields: [
    { field: 'cidr', type: 'cidr' }
  ]
}
let test = sanitizer.checkAndSanitizeValues(fieldsToCheck)


// multiple mixed CIDR
let fieldsToCheck = {
  params: {
    cidr: [
      { cidr: '8.8.8.8/32' },
      { cidr: '::ffff:127.0.0.1', type: 'ipv6' }
    ]
  },
  fields: [
    { field: 'cidr', type: 'cidr' }
  ]
}
let test = sanitizer.checkAndSanitizeValues(fieldsToCheck)

Objects

By default properties which are not defined will be ignored and removed from payload.

Objects with strict mode activate

In strict mode, only defined properties are allowed.

let fieldsToCheck = {
  params: {
    settings: {
      allowed: true,
      notAllowed: true
    }
  },
  fields: [
    { field: 'settings', type: 'object', strict: true, properties: [
      { field: 'allowed', type: 'boolean' }
    ] }
  ]
}
let test = sanitizer.checkAndSanitizeValues(fieldsToCheck)
// error: object_settings_containsInvalidProperties

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License

MIT License Copyright © 2009-present, AdmiralCloud AG, Mark Poepping