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hzob-validator

v0.1.2

Published

Javascript Object/primitive validation

Downloads

1

Readme

Hzob Validator

This package is a simple and lightweight object validation in node.js, react.js, angular or any other javascript project that uses es6 modules.

Instalation

npm install hzob-validator --save

First steps

It's really simple to get started, just import the validator function along with some rules, and you are ready to go!

import { validator, required, minValue } from "hzob-validator";

const myData = {
  "name": "John Doe",
  "age": 16
};

  const rules = {
  "name": [required()],
  "age": [required(), minValue({value: 18, message: "You gotta be at least {value} years old!"})]
}

const result = validator(myData, rules);

console.log(result);
// result:
//   { "age": "You gotta be at least 18 years old!" }

Rules

Most rules accept an object as an argument with some custom configuration:

required

Parameter | Type | Description ----- | ----- | ----- message | string | The displayed error message customEmpty | any, array | custom value or an array of values that should be considered "empty" onlyIf | function | A function that receives 2 parameters, the first one is the value of the equivalent key on the data object, the second is the whole data object, it should return a boolean value that confirms if the required rule is applied

strLength

Parameter | Type | Description ----- | ----- | ----- minValue | int | The min length allowed maxValue | int | The max length allowed minMessage | string | The displayed error message, it can contain {value} witch will be replaced by the min length expected maxMessage | string | The displayed error message, it can contain {value} witch will be replaced by the max length expected

minValue

Parameter | Type | Description ----- | ----- | ----- value | int | The minimal value allowed message | string | The displayed error message, it can contain {value} witch will be replaced by the minimal value expected

maxValue

Parameter | Type | Description ----- | ----- | ----- value | int | The max value allowed message | string | The displayed error message, it can contain {value} witch will be replaced by the max value expected

email

Parameter | Type | Description ----- | ----- | ----- message | string | The displayed error message