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the-vladiator

v1.3.5

Published

Javascript validation and assertion library for checking incoming parameters.

Downloads

22

Readme

The Vladiator

Build Status

Javascript validation and assertion library. Suggestions are welcome.

Includes Typescript definitions.

Installation

You can grab the latest version via NPM or Bower.

npm install --save the-vladiator
bower install --save the-vladiator

Then either use require through NodeJS.

var validate = require('the-vladiator');
validate('[email protected]')

Or add as a script to your HTML.

<script src="vladiator.js"></script>
validate('[email protected]')

Getting Started

Below are some basic examples of usage.

var validate = require('the-vladiator');

//E-mail address
validate('[email protected]').isRequired().isString().isEmail().didPass(); //returns true if passed validation

//Name
validate('John').isRequired().isString().notEmpty().didFail(); //returns true if failed validation

//Positive number
validate(5).isRequired().isNumber().isPositive().throws('Number must be positive'); //throws if failed validation

Type Checks

You can test whether your input is a certain type.

.isBool()
.notBool()

.isTrue()
.notTrue()

.isFalse()
.notFalse()

.isNumber()
.notNumber()

.isString()
.notString()

.isDate()
.notDate()

.isArray()
.notArray()

.isObject()
.notObject()

//Checks for an array or object
.isParent()
.notParent()

Equality Checks

//Checks for equality using ===

.isEqual(comparison)

.notEqual(comparison)

//Check contents using indexOf

.contains(comparison)

.notContains(comparison)

Numeric Checks

.isPositive()
.isNegative()

.higherThan(amount)
.lowerThan(amount)

Length Checks

.isEmpty()
.notEmpty()

.hasLength(length)

.longerThan(length)
.shorterThan(length)

Optional Checks

//Ensures that value is defined, not null and not NaN
.isRequired()

//Skips remaining checks if value is undefined, null or NaN
.isOptional()

//Ensures the value is defined
.valueRequired()

//Skips remaining checks if value is undefined
.valueOptional()

Object Checks

.missingKey(key)
.hasKey(key)

.missingValue(value)
.hasValue(value)

.missingKeyValue(key, value)
.hasKeyValue(key, value)

Nested Checks

//The value can be replaced with a nested object one or more levels deeper
.open('key')
.open('firstKey.secondKey')

//Iterates checking inside arrays or objects, all subsequent checks will be performed on each
.extract()
.extract('key')
.extract('firstKey.secondKey')

//Iterates checking through all nested levels inside arrays or objects
.recursive()

Custom Checks

//Validates whether input is pie
.is(function(value){
	return value === Math.PI;
});

Other Checks

.isEmail(email)
.notEmail(email)

//Checks for MongoDB ObjectIds
.isMongoId()
.notMongoId()

//Checks whether value is an Enum.
//Arguments are a mongoose model or schema and property name string
.isMongoEnum(type, field)
.notMongoEnum(type, field)

//Checks whether value confirms to semver
.isSemver(version)
.notSemver(version)

Other Stuff

//Replaces the currently checking value
.and(newValue)

//Inverts the following checks result
.not()

//Changes values case
.upperCase()
.lowerCase()

Advanced Examples

We can compose some pretty lengthy validation rules as demonstrated below though it's recommended to split them into smaller more readable chunks.

Example One

validate('myPassword').isString().longerThan(6).shorterThan(20).notContains('password').notEmail().throw('Enter a strong password')

Example Two

var data = {
	usernames: [
		'User1',
		'User2',
		'User3',
		'User4',
		'User5'
	],
	emails: [
		'[email protected]',
		'[email protected]',
		'[email protected]',
		'[email protected]',
		'[email protected]'
	]
};

validate(data).hasKey('usernames').hasKey('emails')
	.extract('usernames').isString().notEmpty()
	.and(data)
	.extract('emails').isString().isEmail()
	.throw('failed');

Example Three

var database = {
	users: {
		metadata: {},
		ids: [
			'507f1f77bcf86cd799439011',
			'507f1f77bcf86cd799439012',
			'507f1f77bcf86cd799439013',
			'507f1f77bcf86cd799439014',
			'507f1f77bcf86cd799439015',
			'507f1f77bcf86cd799439016',
			'507f1f77bcf86cd799439017',
			'507f1f77bcf86cd799439018',
			'507f1f77bcf86cd799439019',
			'507f1f77bcf86cd799439020',
			'507f1f77bcf86cd799439021'
		]
	}
};

validate(database).extract('users.ids').isMongoId().is(function(value){

	//Check whether exists in database
	var exists = true;
	return exists;

}).throw('failed');