anchor-validator
v0.9.6
Published
Combination of waterline validation and Mike's Recursive validation library with support for objects and lists
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anchor
Anchor is a javascript library that lets you define strict types.
This makes it really useful for things like:
- Form validation on the client or server
- Ensuring compliance with an API
- Ensuring that the proper arguments were passed into a function or command-line script
- Validating objects before storing them in a data store
- Normalizing polymorphic behaviors
Adds support for strongly typed arguments, like http://lea.verou.me/2011/05/strongly-typed-javascript/, but goes a step further by adding support for array and object sub-validation. It's also the core validation library for the Sails ecosystem.
(Built on top of the great work with https://github.com/chriso/node-validator)
Installation
Client-side
<script type='text/javscript' src="/js/anchor.js"></script>
node.js
npm install anchor
Tests
npm test
Who Built This?
Anchor was developed by @mikermcneil and is supported by Balderdash Co (@balderdashy). Hopefully, it makes your life a little bit easier!
The MIT License (MIT)
Copyright © 2012-2013 Mike McNeil
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