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bs-validation

BucklesScript bindings to the validationjs library

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bs-validation

A BuckleScript implementation of the Folktale validation applicative

NOTE: These are not bindings, this a ReasonML implementation of the Validation applicative.

Why?

I wanted a way to do validations for my server side project.

Status

Not all of the Folktale/Validation functions will be implemented. Here is a list of the currently implemented functions:

  • map
  • apply
  • unsafeGet
  • getOrElse
  • orElse
  • concat
  • fold
  • swap
  • bimap
  • mapFailure
  • toOption
  • merge see note in the code.

All implemented functions are found in src/Validation.re, They are all documented with their Folktale style doc strings.

How do I install?

  • Add the bs-validation package to your project.
yarn add bs-validation
  • Add bs-validation to your bsconfig.json
{
  "dependencies": [ "bs-validation" ]
}
  • Enjoy!

Usage

The library is exposed as a functor which accepts modules that implement the following type interface:

module type Foldable = {
  type t('a);
  let concat: (t('a), t('a)) => t('a);
};

All of the examples use an array based implementation of the Foldable type:

module FoldableArray = {
  type t('a) = array('a);
  let concat = (x, y) => Belt_Array.concat(x, y);
};

You import the module into your project by calling the Validation functor with your version of the Foldable type.

module V = Validation.Make_validation(FoldableArray);

Then you can use it to validate all of your things!

let lengthError = "Password must have more than 6 characters.";
let strengthError = "Password must contain a special character.";

let isPasswordLongEnough = (password) =>
  String.length(password) > 6
    ? V.Success(password)
    : V.Failure([|lengthError|]);

let isPasswordStrongEnough = (password) => {
  let regex = [%bs.re "/[\\W]/"];
  Js.Re.test(password, regex)
    ? V.Success(password)
    : V.Failure([|strengthError|])
};

let isPasswordValid = (password) => {
  V.Success()
  |> V.concat(isPasswordLongEnough(password))
  |> V.concat(isPasswordStrongEnough(password))
  |> V.map((_) =>password)
};


describe("Folketale password validation example", () => {
  test("should return the password", () => {
    let password = "rosesarered$andstuff";
    switch (isPasswordValid(password)) {
    | Failure(f) => { Js.log(f); fail("unexpected_failure") }
    | Success(p) => Expect.expect(p) |> Expect.toBe(password)
    }
  });

  test("should return a single item failure", () => {
    let password = "rosesarered";
    switch (isPasswordValid(password)) {
    | Failure(f) => Expect.expect(f) |> Expect.toBeSupersetOf([|strengthError|])
    | Success(_) => fail("unexpected_success")
    }
  });

  test("should return 2 items in the failure list", () => {
    let password = "foo";
    switch (isPasswordValid(password)) {
    | Failure(f) => {
        Expect.expect(f)
        |> Expect.toBeSupersetOf([|lengthError, strengthError|])
      }
    | Success(_) => fail("unexpected_success")
    }
  });
});

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Package last updated on 06 Aug 2018

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