brformsvalidator
v3.0.3
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FormsValidator is a comprehensive JavaScript library designed to validate various types of form inputs. This library provides a robust set of validators for common form fields such as CNPJ, CPF, email, name, date, and username. It ensures that the data en
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BrFormsValidator
Overview
BrFormsValidator is a comprehensive library designed to validate various types of Brazilian forms data, including CNPJ, CPF, email, name, date, US date, and username. This module ensures that your form inputs are correctly formatted and valid according to Brazilian standards.
Features
- Validate CNPJ
- Validate CPF
- Validate email
- Validate name and surname
- Validate date in Brazilian format
- Validate date in US format
- Validate username with customizable length
Installation
To install BrFormsValidator, you can use npm with the following commands:
Default Instalation
npm install brformsvalidator
Instalation As Production Dependencie
npm install brformsvalidator --save
Instalation As Dev Dependencie
npm install brformsvalidator --save-dev
Usage
Importing the Module
To use BrFormsValidator in your project, you need to import it as follows:
const BrFormsValidator = require('brformsvalidator');
Examples
Using the Full Validator
const BrFormsValidator = require('brformsvalidator');
const validator = new BrFormsValidator('12345678000195', '12345678909', '[email protected]', 'John', 'Doe', '01/01/2000',
'
01/01/2000', 'username123');
// Validate CNPJ
const [isCnpjValid, cnpjError] = validator.validateCnpj();
console.log(isCnpjValid, cnpjError);
// Validate CPF
const [isCpfValid, cpfError] = validator.validateCpf();
console.log(isCpfValid, cpfError);
// Validate email
const [isEmailValid, emailError] = validator.validateEmail();
console.log(isEmailValid, emailError);
// Validate name
const [isNameValid, nameError] = validator.validateName();
console.log(isNameValid, nameError);
// Validate date
const [isDateValid, dateError] = validator.validateDate();
console.log(isDateValid, dateError);
// Validate US date
const [isUsDateValid, usDateError] = validator.validateUsDate();
console.log(isUsDateValid, usDateError);
// Validate username
const [isUsernameValid, usernameError] = validator.validateUsername();
console.log(isUsernameValid, usernameError);
Using Only Specific Validators
Example: Only CPF
const BrFormsValidator = require('brformsvalidator');
const cpfValidator = new BrFormsValidator('', '12345678909');
const [isCpfValid, cpfError] = cpfValidator.validateCpf();
console.log(isCpfValid, cpfError);
Example: Only Email
const BrFormsValidator = require('brformsvalidator');
const emailValidator = new BrFormsValidator('', '', '[email protected]');
const [isEmailValid, emailError] = emailValidator.validateEmail();
console.log(isEmailValid, emailError);
Methods and Properties
validateCnpj()
: Validates the CNPJ.validateCpf()
: Validates the CPF.validateEmail()
: Validates the email.validateName()
: Validates the name and surname.validateDate()
: Validates the date in Brazilian format.validateUsDate()
: Validates the date in US format.validateUsername()
: Validates the username.
Contributing
We welcome contributions from the community. If you would like to contribute, please fork the repository and submit a pull request.
License
This project is licensed under the MIT License.
Author
- Name: Danilo Santana
- Username: engdanilo
Contributors
Currently, the only contributor is the author, Danilo Santana.