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flemish-uri-standard-validator

v1.4.0

Published

npm package to check if a URI meets the requirements of the flemish URI standard for data

Downloads

2

Readme

Flemish URI Standard Validator

Introduction

The Flemish government uses form rules, described in this document, to comply in order to access data resources in a uniform manner via the Web. This document describes how "Uniform Resource Identifiers" (URIs) must be manufactured to identify those resources persistently. This allows underlying systems to evolve while the URI remains unchanged. The form rules do not necessarily apply to URIs of services, but they do apply to data that are accessed via services.

This validator checks whether these form rules are met. The following rules are checked by the validator:

Installation

Node

npm install
const uriValidator = require('flemish-uri-standard-validator')

Browser

npm run build

The dist/main.js file can then be reused in a Web application via the script tag