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validity-date-in-range

v0.0.3

Published

Validity style validator to ensure a property is a date within a given range

Downloads

4

Readme

validity-date-in-range

Validity style validator to ensure a property is a date within a given range.

Installation

  npm install validity-date-in-range

Usage

Below is a simple example for usage with schemata:

var validity = require('validity')
  , schemata = require('schemata')
  , createRangeValidator = require('validity-date-in-range')

var ninetiesHitsSchema = schemata(
    { releaseDate:
      { type: Date
      , validators:
        { all:
          [ createDateValidator(new Date(1990, 0, 0), new Date(1999, 11, 31))
          ]
        }
      }
    })

ninetiesHitsSchema.validate({ releaseDate: new Date(1965, 2, 12) }, function (error, errorMessage) {
  console.log(errorMessage) //-> 'releaseDate must be after '
})

ninetiesHitsSchema.validate({ releaseDate: 20 }, function (error, errorMessage) {
  console.log(errorMessage) //-> undefined
})

You can also pass in a function that returns a Date which will get called at validation time. This is useful in case the validity of a given date changes over time, e.g. a person with the date of birth 25 Jan 1996 cannot legally buy alcohol in the UK at the time of writing (30 Oct 2013 – age 17), however next year (25 Jan 2014 onwards – after they turn 18) they can.

var schema = schemata(
    { age:
      { type: Date
      , validators: { all: [ createDateValidator(new Date(''), new Date('')) ] }
      }
    })

API

var validate = createRangeValidator(Date/Function:earliest, Date/Funtion:latest)

Pass in the earliest and latest dates allowed. These are inclusive – i.e. if a date is equal to the earliest or latest, it is considered valid. Both earliest and latest are optional, but at least one value is required, othewise your validation will consider all dates as valid!

validate(String:key, String:keyDisplayName, Object:object, Function:cb)

This is a validity compatible function, which in turn is used by schemata for schema validation.

The callback signature cb(err, errorMessage).

  • err is an Error object if something bad happened and null otherwise.
  • errorMessage is a String if a validation error happened and undefined otherwise.

Licence

Licensed under the New BSD License