parry

A structural Node.js validation module.

This module will protect your application from invalid inputs!

Installation

npm install parry

Or, you can use in browser through the browserify.

Usage

var Field = require('parry').Field;
var Form = require('parry').Form;

var UsernameField = Field.extend()
  .type('matches', /[-_a-z0-9]/i)
  .type('isLength', [4, 16])
;
var PasswordField = Field.extend()
  .type('isAlphanumeric')
  .type('isLength', [8, 16])
;
var GenderField = Field.extend({ passIfEmpty: true })
  .type('isIn', ['male', 'female'])
;

var UserForm = Form.extend()
  .field('username', UsernameField)
  .field('password', PasswordField)
  .field('gender', GenderField)
;

// Validate inputs
var inputs = {
  username: 'my-username@',
  password: 'abcd123',
  gender: 'man'
};
var userForm = new UserForm(inputs);
userForm.validate(function(err, validationResult) {
  console.log(validationResult);
  // -> {
  //   isValid: false,
  //   errors: {
  //     username: [ 'Not matched' ],
  //     password: [ 'String is not in range' ],
  //     gender: [ 'Unexpected value' ]
  //   },
  //   reporter: { ErrorReporter instance }
  // }
});

Field

Field.type

You can set the following typical validations.

• validator.js validators
• And own extensions

var SubField = Field.extend();
  .type('isEmail');
  .type('isLength', [4, 64])
;

Field.specify

Use it, in the case of complex validation.

var SubField = Field.extend()
  .specify(function(input, callback) {
    if (input === 'good') {
      callback(null, { isValid: true });
    } else if (input === 'bad') {
      callback(null, { isValid: false, errorMessages: ['It is a bad input'] });
    } else {
      // Error message is 'It is a not good input'
      callback(null, { isValid: false });
    }
  }, 'It is a not good input')
;

Field.passIfEmpty

Pass validation if value is empty.

Default: false

var SubField = Field.extend({ passIfEmpty: true });

Field.shouldValidateAll

Validate all validators already even if error occurs.

Default: false

var SubField = Field.extend({ shouldValidateAll: true });

Field.extend

Create sub class.

var SubField = Field.extend({ passIfEmpty: true, shouldValidateAll: true });

Field.prototype.validate

Validate with input.

field.validate('your input', function(err, { isValid, errorMessages }) {
});

Or, if you use promise:

field.validate('your input').then(..);

Form

Form.field

Set Field sub class with id.

Please see Usage.

Form.extend

Create sub class.

var SubForm = Field.extend({ shouldValidateAll: true });

Form.shouldValidateAll

Validate all fields already even if error occurs

Default: true

var SubForm = Form.extend({ shouldValidateAll: true });

Form.prototype.input

Input a value.

form.input('email', '[email protected]');

Form.prototype.inputs

Input values.

form.inputs({
  email: '[email protected]',
  username: 'foo'
});

Or,

var form = new SubForm({
  email: '[email protected]',
  username: 'foo'
});

Form.prototype.validate

Validate fields with inputs.

Please see Usage.

Or, if you use promise:

form.validate().then(..);

ErrorReporter

DEFAULT_ERROR_MESSAGES