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json-typecheck

v0.1.3

Published

Check JSON objects against a type template

Downloads

31

Readme

node-json-typechecker

When JSON objects are sent over the network, it cannot be assumed that they have the correct or intended format. Because of this, my network code is littered with manual type checks to ensure that if a malicious or unintelligent user sends data of the wrong type, it won't throw unexpected errors or pose a security threat.

The purpose of this library is to abstract away the process of checking object integrity. The module exports consist of a single function, typecheck, which is called with an object to check, a template object, and (optionally) a callback. If a callback is specified, it will be called with parameters (error, object) when complete, where object is the object passed in (null if an error occurs). If a callback is not specified, an exception will be thrown on an error condition.

Example

    var typecheck = require('json-typecheck');
    var template = {
        name: 'string',
        age: 'number',
        contact: {
            phone: 'string',
            email: 'string'
        }
    };

    var unsanitized = {
        name: 'John A.',
        age: 'adsf', // Whoops, this should be a number!
        contact: {
            phone: '555-555-5555',
            email: '[email protected]'
        }
    };

    typecheck(unsanitized, template);
    // [TypeError: Expected key age to be of type number, instead got string]

More documentation to come...