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field-validator

v0.1.2

Published

config based validator for form like fields

Downloads

6

Readme

field-validator npm version

config-based field validator

中文文档

Install

front-end

bower install field-validator

back-end

npm install field-validator

Open sample

fv is the alias of field-validator that you can use it like $ for jquery.

//Define restrictions
var restrictions = {
 name: {
   required: true
 },
 age: {
   required: true,
   type: 'string'
 }
};

//Generate validator by the restrictions
var validator = fv.newInstance(restrictions);
var data = { name:'wangpin'};
//Then perform validation
var result = validator.perform(data);

The result contains standard errors if data is invalid. And if you only need to know if validation is passed or not:

validator.getState();

API

  • Support properties in restriction

    |name|description|datatype|examples|default |-----|----------|---------|-------|------- |required|set field to be required |boolean|true|false |type|set field type|string|'string'| |maxLength|set max length of string or array|number|10| |minLength|set min length of string or array|number|1| |max|set max value of number|number|1001| |min|set min value of number|number|-38| |elementType|set element type of array|string|'string'| |uniqElement|allow an array has uniq constraint for elements|boolean|true|false

Supported field types:

boolean
number
string
Array

For elementType, currently fv could support several primitive types:

boolean
number
string

fv thinks null,undefined should not be one of dataTypes. Symbol is not supported also.

  • fv.newInstance(restrictions,options)

Create fv instances(called fvObj in following introductions) by given restrictions and options

  • fvObj.perform(data)

Perform validation on given data. The data should be a pure json object.And currently, it can only check data whose properties types are string,number,boolean and array.

  • fv.getState Return the state of the latest perform operation. E.g. true means validation passed.

Browser Unit test

Open test/report/jasmine_report.html in your browser

There is an online report.

LICENSE

MIT