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validation-utils

v11.0.1

Published

Validation utilities

Downloads

18,356

Readme

validation-utils

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Validation utils for Javascript that provide convenient way to throw a typed error if some expected condition is not satisfied.

Node.JS 12+ is supported.

Getting started

Install the library with npm install validation-utils

const { validateNotEmpty } = require('validation-utils');

function init (email) {
  this.email = validateNotEmpty(email); //will throw an error if email is not provided
}

TypeScript

import { validateNotEmpty } from 'validation-utils';

Validators

  • validateArray(entity [, errorText]) - check if entity is an array.
  • validateBoolean(entity [, errorText]) - check if entity is a boolean.
  • validateBooleanNonStrict(entity [, errorText]) - check if entity is a boolean or a (case-insensitive) 'true' or 'false' string.
  • validateBooleanFalse(entity [, errorText]) - check if entity is a boolean with value False.
  • validateBooleanTrue(entity [, errorText]) - check if entity is a boolean with value True.
  • validateDate(entity [, errorText]) - check if entity is an instance of Date.
  • validateEqual(entity, expectedEqualEntity [, errorText]) - check if entity is equal to the expected one (compared with ===).
  • validateOneOf(entity, expectedOneOfEntities [, errorText]) - check if entity is equal to one of the expected ones (indexOf !== -1).
  • validateSomeNotNil(entities [, errorText]) - check if at least one of the given entities are not null or undefined.
  • validateFalsy(entity [, errorText]) - check if entity is falsy.
  • validateFunction(entity [, errorText]) - check if entity is a function.
  • validateInheritsFrom(entityClass, expectedParentClass [, errorText]) - check if class inherits from a given class.
  • validateInstanceOf(entity, expectedClass [, errorText]) - check if entity is an instance of a given class.
  • validateNotEmpty(entity [, errorText]) - check if entity is not an empty Object, String or Array.
  • validateNotNil(entity [, errorText]) - check if entity is not null or undefined.
  • validateNil(entity [, errorText]) - check if entity is null or undefined.
  • validateNumber(entity [, errorText]) - check if entity is a number.
  • validatePositiveNumber(entity [, errorText]) - check if entity is a positive number.
  • validateNegativeNumber(entity [, errorText]) - check if entity is a negative number.
  • validateGreaterThan(number, threshold [, errorText]) - check if entity is a number than is greater than the specified threshold.
  • validateLessThan(number, threshold [, errorText]) - check if entity is a number than is less than the specified threshold.
  • validateString(entity [, errorText]) - check if entity is a string.
  • validateObject(entity [, errorText]) - check if entity is an object.
  • validateTruthy(entity [, errorText]) - check if entity is truthy.
  • validateHasProperties(entity, expectedProperties[, errorText]) - check if entity has at least a given set of properties defined.
  • validateNotNilProperties(entity, expectedProperties[, errorText]) - check if none of specified properties are null or undefined for the entity.

All validators return validated value as a result.