kserver-check v1.0.4

kserver-check

a powerful data validator use a set of simple template rule syntax

Installation

• npm

npm install kserver-check --save-dev

• or use yarn

yarn add kserver-check --dev

Usage:

check(templateRule, data, options?) : CheckResult

Rules

Object

• key start with '*' indicate this prop is required

• value type indicate this prop value type

• value equal null means this prop value can be any type

Note: if value is function with parameters, it's a custom validator, and the function receive data value and options arguments and return boolean or CheckResult

// example
const templateRule = {
    '*name': 'name'
    'address': 'here address',
    'number': 10,
    'external': null,
    
    'hotel': { '*name': 'hotel name' },

    'callback'(){}
    'days'(days, options){ return days<10&&days>=3 },

    'list': [{}]
}
/* 
this Rule means data 
    require 'name' prop
    'name'/'address' expect String value
    'number' expect Number value (if strict set true, see Options)
    'external' can be all Types
    if exists 'hotel', 'hotel.name' is required
    'callback' expect a function
    'days' validate by custom function
*/

Array

• first item: item rules
• second item: options

const templateRule = [
    { '*name': 'name' },
    { min: 3, max: 10 }
]

/*
this Rule means data
    is Array
    Array item require 'name' prop
    Array need at least 3 item and at most 10 item;
*/

CheckResult

• valid: indicate data is valid
• data: if valid is true, data give you a filtered and converted result data (see Options)
• error: if valid is false, error show you which prop/field check valid and error type

// example
{ valid: false, error: { 'name': 1, 'list.0.name': 2 } }

Options

Error Code

Example:

// or use es6
// import check from 'kserver-check';
const check = require('kserver-check');

check({'*name':'name'}, {}) // result: {valid:false, error:{ 'name':1 } }
check([{'*name':'name'}], [{name:'wang'}, {}]) // result: {valid:false, error:{'1.name':1}}

License

MIT