valid-value v0.0.1
valid-value
Extendable validation utility library for typescript and javascript
Getting Started
# Install the package
npm install --save valid-value
# Or use yarn
Yarn add valid-value
Contributing
# Fork and clone the repository
git clone https://github.com/<GITHUB_USERNAME>/valid-value.git
# Move into the directory
cd valid-value
# Add the main repository as your upstream remote
git remote add upstream https://github.com/ShaunLloyd/valid-value.git
Before contributing, please:
Make sure there is a github issue requesting your fix / addition. This can be from you or someone else.
Make sure your new code is tested
Make sure your branch is up to date with the current master branch
Documentation
isValueValid(value: string, validators: ValidatorOrKeyArray) => boolean
Params:
- value -
string
: The string value for validation - validators -
Array
: An array of strings keys for the included validators and custom validator functions
Returns: boolean
Basic Example:
This package comes with some built in validators. To use them, add the names of those validators to the validator array. Check our full list of built in validators here
import { isValueValid } from 'valid-value';
const isValid = isValueValid('test-string', ['required']);
console.log(isValid) // => returns true
Custom Validator Example:
Adding custom validation rules is easy. Add a function that takes in a string value and returns a boolean.
import { isValueValid } from 'valid-value';
const isValid = isValueValid('test-4-string', [
value => !/\d/.test(value), // string must not contain numbers
]);
console.log(isValid) // => returns false
Built In Validators
There are a list of built in validators to use
Validator Key | Description |
---|---|
'required' | String length must be greater than zero |
'noWhiteSpace' | String must not include any whitespace characters including space, tab, and newline |
Validator Helpers
There is also a collection of helper functions to create validators that can be used
minimumLength(min: number)
Params:
- min -
number
: the minimum length of value
Returns: (value: string): boolean => value.length >= min
minimumLength
is a function that takes in a number and returns a validator function that checks the string value length is greater than or equal to the given number.
Example:
import { isValueValid } from 'valid-value';
import { minimumLength } from 'valid-value/helpers';
const isValid = isValueValid('test string', [
// returns a validator to check for
// a minimum length of 5
minimumLength(5)
]);
maximumLength(max: number)
Params:
- max -
number
: the maximum length of value
Returns: (value: string): boolean => value.length <= max
maximumLength
is a function that takes in a number and returns a validator function that checks the string value length is less than or equal to the given number.
Example:
import { isValueValid } from 'valid-value';
import { maximumLength } from 'valid-value/helpers';
const isValid = isValueValid('test string', [
// returns a validator to check for
// a maximum length of 15
maximumLength(15)
]);
lengthInRange(min: number, max: number)
Params:
- min -
number
: the minimum length of value - max -
number
: the maximum length of value
Returns: (value: string): boolean => value.length >= min && value.length <= max
lengthInRange
is a function that takes in a minimum and maximum length and returns a validator function that checks the string value length is with in range of the minimum and maximum values inclusive.
Example:
import { isValueValid } from 'valid-value';
import { lengthInRange } from 'valid-value/helpers';
const isValid = isValueValid('test string', [
// returns a validator to check for a length
// between 5 and 15 inclusive
lengthInRange(5, 15)
]);
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