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smt-form-validation

v1.0.2

Published

JS Library for Form Inputs Validation

Downloads

2

Readme

Form Validation Library

A lightweight JavaScript library for validating form inputs such as names, usernames, passwords, and emails.

Installation

Install the library using npm:

npm install smt-form-validation

Usage

Import the validation functions and use them to validate form inputs. Each function returns an object with a valid boolean and an error message if the validation fails.

const { validateName, validateUsername, validatePassword, validateEmail } = require('smt-form-validation');

// Validate Name
const nameResult = validateName('John Doe');
if (!nameResult.valid) {
  console.log(nameResult.error);
}

// Validate Username
const usernameResult = validateUsername('username_123');
if (!usernameResult.valid) {
  console.log(usernameResult.error);
}

// Validate Password
const passwordResult = validatePassword('Password1!');
if (!passwordResult.valid) {
  console.log(passwordResult.error);
}

// Validate Email
const emailResult = validateEmail('[email protected]');
if (!emailResult.valid) {
  console.log(emailResult.error);
}

Validation Functions

validateName(name)

  • Description: Validates that the name is not empty and contains only alphabetic characters and spaces.
  • Parameters: name (string)
  • Returns: { valid: boolean, error: string }

validateUsername(username)

  • Description: Validates that the username is not empty, has 3-20 characters, and contains only alphanumeric characters and underscores.
  • Parameters: username (string)
  • Returns: { valid: boolean, error: string }

validatePassword(password)

  • Description: Validates that the password is not empty, at least 8 characters long, and contains uppercase, lowercase, digit, and special character.
  • Parameters: password (string)
  • Returns: { valid: boolean, error: string }

validateEmail(email)

  • Description: Validates that the email is not empty and is in a valid email format.
  • Parameters: email (string)
  • Returns: { valid: boolean, error: string }

License

MIT


This version is more concise and still provides essential information for users to get started with your library.

Author - Sumeet Gupta