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valid8tor

A dead simple JS validation library inspired by Laravel rules.

Installation

npm i valid8tor --save

Usage

Valid8tor takes an object (the data) and validate using set of rules define in object containing the same keys and validation rules. Example:

import { validate, validateSync } from 'valid8tor';

// You can combine several rules
const rules = {
  firstname: 'required|alpha_dash|min:3',
  lastname: 'alpha_dash|nullable',
  email: 'required|email',
  jobs: 'array|min:1|max:5',
  website: 'required|url',
};

const data = {
  firstname: 'John',
  lastname: 'Doe',
  email: 'john@doe.io',
  jobs: ['Web Developer', 'Traveler', 'Lifehacker'],
  website: 'https://askthomas.co.uk',
};

validate(data, rules).then(() => {
  // data is valid
}).catch((errors) => {
  // not valid
  console.log(errors);
});

// Or if you want synchronous validation
validateSync(data, rules) // => Will return either [] or example: [{ field: 'firstname', error: 'The firstname field is required' }]

valid8tor provides 3 functions:

validate(dataObj, rulesObj) Validate an object for a given set of rules and return a promise.
validateSync(dataObj, rulesObj) Validate and object and return an array of error or empty array if the data is valid.
isValid(dataObj, rulesObj) Validate the object and return true or false if valid or not.

Validation rules

Rule	Description
`required`	Make sure a value is defined.
`nullable`	Accept a value as null or undefined.
`min:3`	String Check that string has minimum length (3 characters in this example). Number: Check that a number is at least equal to 3. Array: Check that an array has at leat 3 elements.
`max:10`	String: Check that string has a maximum length (10 characters in this example). Number: Check that a number is at 10 at max. Array: Check that an array has at max 10 elements.
`size:5`	String: Check that the length of the string is equal to 5 (in the example). Array Check that the size of an array is equal to 5.
`between:1,5`	Number Check that a number is in the interval (inclusive). Array: Check that an array has a number at least one and at max 5 elements (in this example). String: Check that the length of the string is in that interval
`email`	Check that a value is a correct email address.
`url`	Check that a value is a valid a URL (http or https only for now)
`ip`	Check that a value is a valid IP v4 address
`ipv6`	Check that a value is a valid IP v6 address
`alpha`	Check that the value only contains alphabetic characters (a to z and A to Z)
`alpha_dash`	Check that the value only contains alphabetic characters, hyphens and underscores (a-z, A-Z, `-` and `_` )
`alpha_num`	Check that the value only contains alphabetic characters, hyphens and underscores (a-z, A-Z and 0-9 )
`alphanum_dash`	Check that the value only contains alphabetic characters, numbers, hyphens and underscores (a-z, A-Z, 0-9, `-` and `_` )
`integer`	Check that the value is an integer (positive, negative, null and 0x0)
`decimal`	Check that the value is a decimal (positive, negative or null)
`numeric`	Check that the value is numeric (not null, not decimal)
`base64`	Check that the value is base64 format
`array`	Check that the value is an array (empty or not)
`accepted`	Check acceptance, example when you have terms and conditions, etc. This rule accept: `1`, `true`, `yes` and `on`.
`string`	Check that the value is a string
`boolean`	Check that value is a boolean
`date`	Check that the value is a `Date` or a `moment` instance.
`after`	Coming soon
`after_or_equal`	Coming soon
`before`	Coming soon
`before_or_equal`	Coming soon