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creditcards-types-fabricio

v1.6.2

Published

Card type definitions and methods for creditcards

Downloads

3

Readme

creditcards-types Build Status

Card type definitions and methods used by creditcards, a JS library for all platforms for parsing, validating, and formatting credit card data.

Card Types

  • Visa
  • MasterCard
  • American Express
  • Diners Club
  • Discover
  • JCB
  • UnionPay
  • Maestro
  • Forbrugsforeningen
  • Dankort
  • Troy

Visa Electron cards will validate and match as regular Visa cards.

Open an issue if you need a type that's missing.

Installing

npm install creditcards-types

Usage

var types = require('creditcards-types').types
var visa = types.visa
visa.test('4242424242424242') // true

API

find(callback) -> type / undefined

Iterates through the available types until the callback returns a truthy value. Returns the first matching type. Iteration order is undefined.

callback

Required
Type: function

Callback that is called with card type objects and should return truthy/falsy until a match is found.

new Type(config) -> type

Creates a new card type.

var Type = require('creditcards-types').Type
var type = new Type(config)
config

Required
Type: object

The type configuration, containing the following properties:

  • pattern
    • description: A regular expression for validating a full card number.
    • required: true
    • type: regexp
  • eagerPattern
    • description: A regular expression for guessing the card number from a partial number.
    • required: true
    • type: regexp
  • groupPattern
    • description: A regular expression for separating the card number into formatting. groups
    • type: regexp
    • default: /(\d{1,4})(\d{1,4})?(\d{1,4})?(\d{1,4})?/
  • cvcLength
    • description: The length of the CVC expected for the card type.
    • type: number
    • default: 3
  • luhn
    • description: Setting for whether the card should pass a Luhn check. Not used internally, purely informational.
    • type: boolean
    • default: true

type.test(number, [eager]) -> boolean

Check whether a card number matches the type.

number

Required
Type: string

The card number to test.

eager

Type: Boolean
Default: false

When false, the full card pattern is used. When true, the eager pattern is tested instead.

var types = require('creditcards-types').types;
var visa  = types.visa;

// Strict type validation
visa.test('4242424242424242'); // => true

// Eager type checking
visa.test('42', true); // => true

type.group(number) -> array[string]

Separates the card number into formatting groups.

number

Required
Type: string

The card number to group. This may be a complete or partial card number. Any digits past the type's maximum length will be discarded.

License

MIT © Ben Drucker