Floodgate validator

Floodgate validator is a Typescript validaton library based on decorators.

Features

• Does not change class/object behaviour
• Extensible (docs on how to add validators coming soon)
• Plays nice with Typescript

Installations

    npm install floodgate --save

Run tests

1. Clone this repo
2. Go to root of project
3. run

       npm install -g mocha && mocha

Usage

    
    import { Schema, Str, Nr, SchemaStore, Arr, Child , SchemaMode, Email, Child } from "floodgate";
    
    @Schema({ mode: SchemaMode.STRICT })
    class Person{
        
        @Str({ minLength: 3, maxLength: 4 })
        name: string;
        
        @Nr({ min: 1 , allowDecimals: false})
        age: number;
        
        @Email()
        email: string;
        
        @Child({ type: Pet })
        favoritePet: Pet;
        
        
        @Arr({ child: Pet })
        otherPets: Pet[];
        
        
        @Arr({ child: Str({ minLength: 3, trim: true }) })
        tags: string[];
        
    }
    
    @Schema({ mode: SchemaMode.STRICT })
    class Pet{
        
        @Str({ minLength: 3, maxLength: 4 })
        name: string;
        
        @Nr({ min: 1 , allowDecimals: false})
        age: number;
        
    }
    
    // Behaves like a normal class
    let person = new Person();
    
    // Modify....
    
    // Validate
    
    SchemaStore.validate(person,(err,person) => {
       // Err contains a ValidationError or is null
       // Person is the validated schema, which may have been modified depending on your configuration
    });
    

Schema modes

• SchemaMode.STRICT only allows specified properties on an object. Not more not less.
• SchemaMode.LOOSE only checks specified properties. Leaves other properties as they are.
• SchemaMode.SHORTEN only checks specified properties. Removes all unknown properties silently.

Validators

• @Nr(options) ensures a value is a number
• @Bool(options) ensures a value is a boolean
• @Str(options) ensures a value is a string
• @Email(options) ensures a value is an email address
• @Arr({ child: Type ... }) ensures a value is an array of given type
• @Child({ type: Type ... }) ensures a value is an object based on another schema
• More to come soon