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valiend

v1.0.0

Published

a package for validate and check auth input

Downloads

837

Readme

valiend

valiend.com

Valiend

Valiend is an open source package created to make checking email, password and phone number input easier. By using this package, you can check these inputs much more easily than before and develop different conditions in your project according to them.

install

This is a Node.js module available through the npm registry. Installation is done using the npm install command:

$ npm install valiend

Usage

To use valiend, you must call it according to your use of common js or es module

Common JS

const valiend = require('valiend'); //common js

valiend.isEmail('[email protected]');

ES Module

import {isEmail} from 'valiend'; //ES Module

isEmail('[email protected]');

Features

check validate email

valiend.isEmail('[email protected]'); //true

check validate Phone number

valiend.isPhoneNumber('+989121234567'); //true

valiend.isPhoneNumber('09121234567',{ignoreCountryCode : true}); //true

Check the contents of the password ‍‍‍

valiend.passwordContains('Test4:@5tARian');
/*{
  isHaveCapitalLetter: true,
  isHaveSmallLetter: true,
  isHaveNumber: true,
  isHaveCharacter: true,
  passwordLength: 14,
  capitalLetterCount: 3,
  smallLetterCount: 7,
  numberCount: 2,
  characterCount: 2
}*/

Separate different parts of the email

valiend.separateEmail("[email protected]");
/*{
  emailUsername: 'aeromche',
  emailSymbol: '@',
  emailMailServer: 'gmail',
  emailMailServerUrl: 'gmail.com',
  emailDomain: '.com'
}*/

Create a random password

valiend.passwordGenerator(12); //r_YXST46!a7e

Check password quality

valiend.passwordQuality('Honh3443') //75

Check for numeric value

valiend.isNumeric("1237653423") //true
valiend.isNumeric("12376e423") //false

Checking whether the input value is within the range

valiend.isInRange(32,{minRange : 18,maxRange : 90}) //true

Checking the validity of a user name in terms of the characters used

valiend.isUsername("ariankoochak") //true
valiend.isUsername("_.aeromche._",{validChars : ['@','_','$','#','.']}) //true
valiend.isUsername("@eromche") //false
valiend.isUsername("@eromche$_") //false

Checking the security and strength of the password

valiend.isSafePassword("A5h#3232") //true
valiend.isSafePassword("aadfdf") //false
valiend.isSafePassword("SA23sa#$",{strictMode : true}) //true
valiend.isSafePassword("A5h#3232",{strictMode : true}) //false

Creating a random otp (one time password) numerically

valiend.getOtpCode() //85943
valiend.getOtpCode({otpLength : 7}) //0856473

Validate all data together

  inputs = {
      username: "@riankoc",
      password: "aeromch@e3",
      email: "[email protected]",
  };
  const schema = valiend.schemaMaker({
      usernameSchema: {
          validChars: ["_"],
      },
      passwordSchema: {
          safePassword: true,
      },
  });
  valiend.valiendCheck(inputs, schema)
  /*
    {
        result: false,
        errors: [{username : "username not valid"},{ password: "password is not safe" }],
    }
  */
```Validate all data together
```js
  inputs = {
      username: "@riankoc",
      password: "aeromch@e3",
      email: "[email protected]",
  };
  const schema = valiend.schemaMaker({
      usernameSchema: {
          validChars: ["_"],
      },
      passwordSchema: {
          safePassword: true,
      },
  });
  valiend.valiendCheck(inputs, schema)
  /*
    {
        result: false,
        errors: [{username : "username not valid"},{ password: "password is not safe" }],
    }
  */