react-validation-tiny v0.5.0

React-validation-tiny

React js simple form validation. This is a very light react frontend validation module which uses textarea, input tags as the text containers. It can also handle asynchronous validations :twisted_rightwards_arrows:

Install

$ npm install react-validation-tiny -s

Documentation:

This module is based on three components <Form> Beautiful children here </Form>, <Input /> and <TextArea />

• <Form /> Has to be a parent of Input/TextArea, not necessary the first.
• <Input />
• <TextArea />

For styling, just use the style prop

Props:

<Form />

• onSubmit is of type function and will run after all the Input validators are done, then it will send back some parameters to tell you about what happend.
  • e the submit event
  • success is true if all the validations passed, otherwise false.
  • formData all the data from all the Inputs and TextAreas.
  • failMessages? null if success otherwise it will be an object with arrays of fail. messages.
• className is the react className of the form, default is 'classic1'
• children to be validated.

failMessages example:

  {
    numberoflife: ['Number should be of length 10', 'Potatos is not a number'],
  }

Props table

<Input /> and <TextArea />

• name a string which can be used as an index, or even a namespace for inputs with same categories. name is used to index the faileMessage of an input in the failMessages object.
  • All inputs with the same name will be in the same array.
• max the max number of characters constraint.
• min the min number of characters constraint.
• validationFailMessage a string which you can use as an index or message e.g "Phone number does not have charecters" or whatever you want. It will basicly be one one of the failMessages in the onSubmit failMessages parameter.
• regexToMatch the pattern the text must match to succeed.
• regexNotToMatch the pattern that the text must never match.
• customValidation A COOL function which you can add to check the input in your own way, it will have two parameters:
  • Input value.
  • next which is a callback that you should run when your custom validation is done and send it a parameter of true if success otherwise false.
• required default true
• type is the type of the input.
• value the initial value, if you want that.
• onChangeValidation a callback that will run every time you make a change in the input field, the interval is defaulted to 1 second, it is restarted for every input.
  • sucess, true if validation succeeded
  • failmessage? null if succeeded
  • name, the name of the input
  • value, the value of the input
• onChangeValidationInterval the interval for onChangeValidation, defaults to 1 second.

Props table