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Declarative validations for JavaScript. Fork of https://github.com/ansman/validate.js with security fixes
Validate.js provides a declarative way of validating javascript objects.
For documentation please see validatejs.org/.
For issues and feature requests visit the issue tracker.
As I do not work as a web developer professionally any longer I do not have the bandwidth to maintain this. This project will continue to live as is but no new features will be added and no bugs will be fixed. There are likely better and more modern alternatives around.
git clone git@github.com:ansman/validate.js.gitcd validate.jsnpm installgrunt buildThis will build validate.min.js, validate.min.map and the docs folder.
You can run continuous testing that runs the tests on file changes by running
grunt watch or simply grunt.
If you want to just run the tests once you can do that by running grunt test.
Before opening a pull request please make sure your changes follow the contribution guidelines.
If your site, library or application uses validate.js and would like to be shown here please feel free to email info@validatejs.org with the name and optionally a URL to the project and it will be added here.
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