❓About

prse (pronounced as parse) allows you to validate your data in JavaScript with a simple yet powerful syntax.

✨ Usage

Web:

<script src="https://unpkg.com/prse/prse.umd.js"></script>
<script>
	string().run('hello!', () => { console.log('success') });
</script>

ES6:

import { string } from 'prse';

string().run('hello!', () => { console.log('success') });

Commonjs:

const { string } = require('prse');

string().run('hello!', () => { console.log('success') });

Import everything

Shown with ES6 but works similarly with commonjs and web

import { p } from 'prse';

p.string().run('hello!', () => { console.log('success') });
p.number().parse(69, () => { console.log('success') }); // run and parse are same, you can use either

📖 Checkout the full documentation here: https://github.com/Axorax/prse.js/blob/main/docs.md