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nextql-validate

v0.0.1

Published

Validate plugin for nextql

Downloads

2

Readme

nextql-validate

npm version

Validate plugin for nextql methods, using fastest-validator. Please refer the project for detail schema and api.

Install

npm install --save nextql-validate

Using

const NextQL = require("nextql");
const nextql = new NextQL();
nextql.use(require("nextql-validate"));

nextql.model("test", {
	methods: {
		function1(params) {
			return params;
		},
		function2(params) {
			const errors = this.$options.$validates.function1(params);
			if (errors != true) {
				throw new Error("Validate error", errors);
			}
			return params;
		}
	},
	validates: {
		function1: {
			id: { type: "number", positive: true, integer: true },
			name: { type: "string", min: 3, max: 255 },
			status: "boolean"
		}
	}
});

The plugin accept validates option as fastest-validator schema to compile into $validates check functions.

Auto validate

In above example, both methods and validates option have function1 key. The plugin will patch function1 method to apply validate checking before original method called.

So when nextql call function1; it will automatically verify validates function1.

Manual validate

In above example, method function2 don't have validates setting. So it don't check params automatically. But it can get validates from this.$options.$validates to perform manual check.

License

nextql-validate is available under the MIT license.