Object-property-validator NPM

Object Property Validator

Object Property Validator is a simple plugin to validate javascript objects. It is inspired by Laravel validations.

Installation

npm install object-property-validator

yarn add object-property-validator

Usage

import {validate} from "object-property-validator;

const data = {
    name: 'John Doe',
}
const rules = {
    name: 'required',
    phone: 'required|min:10|max:10',
}
const {isValid, errors, getFirstError} = validate(data, rules);

if(!isValid) {
    console.log(errors);
    consle.log(getFirstError);
}

Rules Library

Rule	Usage	Description
required	required	Runs the required rule on values, for string values checks the length of the string
min:{minLength}	min:6	Check if given value is greater than the rule value or not, for string values checks the length of the string
max:{maxLength}	max:6	Check if given value is less than the rule value or not, for string values checks the length of the string
after:today	after:today	Checks if the given date is after today or not
after:tomorrow	after:tomorrow	Checks if the given date is after tomorrow or not
after:{date}	after:2020-04-11	Checks if the given date is after the rule date or not. ###Note: the date format must YYYY-MM-DD
after:{date},{format}	after:11-04-2020,DD-MM-YYYY	Checks if the given date is after the rule date or not. This time you also pass your own date format. #### Note: Make sure to use a valid date format. Behind the scene this package uses moment JS to compare dates
number	number	Checks if the given date is either float or number. Note: for string type data it will parse it using Number() func. in javascript then validate with isNan()
url	url	Checks if the given date is a valid url or not using the URL class in javascript
alpha	alpha	Checks if the given date contains alphabets only
fullname	fullname	Checks if the given date mathes the fullname regex. Example: John Does, De-John Doe