neko-formvalidator
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Create and customize form validation rules
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Form Validator powered by NekoDev
Validator is an extensible class for form validation.
Getting Start
import Validator, { Required, Numeric, Min } from 'FormValidator';
Validator.use([Required, Numeric, Min])
let form = document.getElementById('form-test');
let validator = new Validator(form);
form.addEventListener('submit', function (e) {
e.preventDefault()
let results = validator.validate({
'name': 'required',
'age': 'required|numeric|min:18',
});
console.log(results)
})
You can chain rules with a pipe like this :
'age': 'required|numeric|min:18'
Using a validation rule
For using a validation rule, you need import it :
import Validator, { Required, Max, Min } from 'FormValidator'
Validator.use(Required)
Validator.use(Max)
Validator.use(Min)
You can inline the user
method like this :
Validator.user([ Required, Min, Max ])
For debugging, you can console.log the Rule description :
console.log(Required.Description)
You can customize the Rule error message :
Required.ErrorMessage = "My custom message"
Create a custom validation rule
import { Rule } from "FormValidator";
export default class CustomRule extends Rule {
static Description = `La valeur du champs doit être "TEST".` // Developper Help Message
static ErrorMessage = `La valeur du champs est incorrect !` // Error Message
constructor() {
super('customRule') // Rule name
}
applyRule() {
this.setErrorMessage(CustomRule.ErrorMessage)
if (this.input != "TEST") return this.error()
}
}
A validation rule must extends of Rule
class.
In the constructor, your must call super
method ans pass the custom rule name.
It's recommanded to set startics Description
and ErrorMessage
.
The applyRule
method contains the logic of your validation rule. In the applyRule method, call the error
method when the rule fail.
Create custom validation with paramters
import { Rule } from "FormValidator";
export default class CustomRule extends Rule {
static Description = `La valeur du champs doit être égale à la valeur passé en paramètre.` // Developper Help Message
static ErrorMessage = `La valeur du champs est incorrect !` // Error Message
constructor() {
super('customRule') // Rule name
}
applyRule(params) {
this.setErrorMessage(CustomRule.ErrorMessage)
if (this.input != params) return this.error()
}
}
On the front you can use the rule like this :
import Validator from 'FormValidator'
import CustomRule from './Rules/CustomRule'
Validator.use(CustomRule)
let validator = new Validotor(document.getElementById('my-form'))
let results = validator.validate({
name: 'customRule:TEST'
})
The value expected in this exemple is the content after the :
. customRule
is the name of the rule and all after the :
is the value expected (TEST
).
Default Rule list
| Rule | Description | Exemple | |---------------|------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------|---------------------------------------------| | Required | The input cannot be null | 'name' : 'required' | | Required_if | The input cannot be null if the input in parameter is not null or true | 'name' : 'required_if:newsletter' | | Required_with | The input cannot be null if all input passed in parameter are not null or true | 'name' : 'required_with:address,phone' | | Min | If the input is a string, the length must be greeter or equal by the value in parameter. If the input is a number, the value must be greeter or equal by the value in parameter. | 'password' : 'min:8', 'age' : 'min:18' | | Max | If the input is a string, the length must be lower or equal by the value in parameter. If the input is a number, the value must be lower or equal by the value in parameter. | 'password' : 'max:8', 'age' : 'max:18' | | Numeric | The input must contain a numeric value (even if the type of the input is text) | 'age' : 'numeric' | | Email | The input must be a valid email | 'email' : 'email' | | Pattern | The input value must match with the regex pattern pass in parameter | 'username' : '/^Neko_/' |
You can add nullable
rule for input not required but if not null, must match with a specific rule :
form.validate({
'age' : 'numeric|min:18|nullable'
})
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