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yarn add calidators
This is a set of validators implemented in JavaScript. They are the validators
backing the calidation
React form
validation library. You can, however, use them whichever way you want!
You can import validators like this:
import * as allOfTheValidators from 'calidators';
However, I suggest you import only the ones you need, so that it's easier for your bundler to tree-shake dead code:
import { isRequired, isEqual } from 'calidators';
Each validator is a curried function that first accepts a configuration, and
then the value. The configuration is an object with a message
field and an
optional extra field that depends on the validator.
If the validator passes, it returns the message
field. If the validator fails,
it returns null
.
Here's an example where I - very step by step - check the content of a field:
import { isRequired } from 'calidators';
const fieldValue = document.querySelector('#first-name').value;
const config = { message: 'You have to give us your first name!' };
const configuredValidator = isRequired(config);
const errorMessage = configuredValidator(fieldValue);
if (errorMessage) console.error(errorMessage);
Here's another example where I validate that the input is at least 5 (in a bit terser way):
import { isGreaterThan } from 'calidators';
const ageFieldValue = document.querySelector('#age').value;
const errorMessage = isGreaterThan({
message: 'Your age is important to us',
value: 5,
})(ageFieldValue);
if (errorMessage) console.error(errorMessage);
Does this look pretty straight forward? If not, please submit an issue with your question, and I'll both answer your question and improve this README for future users.
Here's the available validators. If you need a new one, feel free to open a pull request!
isRequired
Validates that a value is not the empty string
import { isRequired } from 'calidators';
const message = 'Field is required';
isRequired({ message })('') === message;
isRequired({ message })('Some input') === null;
isNumber
Validates that a field only contains numeric characters
import { isNumber } from 'calidators';
const message = 'Field must be a number';
isNumber({ message })('') === null;
isNumber({ message })('123') === null;
isNumber({ message })('123.321') === null;
isNumber({ message })('Not a number') === message;
isEqual
Validates that a value equals a given value. The value is cast to a String,
and then checked for equality with the ===
operator.
import { isEqual } from 'calidators';
const message = "Value must be 'true'";
const value = true;
isEqual({ message, value })('') === null;
isEqual({ message, value })('true') === null;
isEqual({ message, value })('false') === message;
isGreaterThan
/ isLessThan
Validates that a value is greater or less than a given number.
import { isGreaterThan, isLessThan } from 'calidators';
{
const message = 'Value must be greater than 5';
const value = 5;
isGreaterThan({ message, value })('') === null;
isGreaterThan({ message, value })('6') === null;
isGreaterThan({ message, value })('5') === message;
}
{
const message = 'Value must be less than 5';
const value = 5;
isLessThan({ message, value })('') === null;
isLessThan({ message, value })('4') === null;
isLessThan({ message, value })('5') === message;
}
isEmail
Validates that a value is a potentially valid email address. This is weak on purpose to save bytes - but it will validate most email address errors.
import { isEmail } from 'calidators';
const message = 'Value must be a valid email';
isEmail({ message })('') === null;
isEmail({ message })('valid@email.com') === null;
isEmail({ message })('not a valid @ email') === message;
isRegexMatch
Validates that a value matches a given regular expression.
import { isRegexMatch } from 'calidators';
const message = 'Filename must end with either .js or .jsx';
const regex = /.jsx?$/;
isRegexMatch({ message, regex })('') === null;
isRegexMatch({ message, regex })('userReducer.js') === null;
isRegexMatch({ message, regex })('App.jsx') === null;
isRegexMatch({ message, regex })('.jsx-files') === message;
isRegexMatch({ message, regex })('just baloney') === message;
isWhitelisted
Validates that a value is present in a provided whitelist. The whitelist must be an array.
import { isWhitelisted } from 'calidators';
const message = "You're not a bro, bro";
const whitelist = ['Chad', 'Bret'];
isWhitelisted({ message, whitelist })('') === null;
isWhitelisted({ message, whitelist })('Chad') === null;
isWhitelisted({ message, whitelist })('Bret') === null;
isWhitelisted({ message, whitelist })('Ping') === message;
isBlacklisted
Validates that a value is not present in a provided blacklist. The blacklist must be an array.
import { isBlacklisted } from 'calidators';
const message = "You're too bro-ey, bro";
const blacklist = ['Chad', 'Bret'];
isBlacklisted({ message, blacklist })('') === null;
isBlacklisted({ message, blacklist })('Ping') === null;
isBlacklisted({ message, blacklist })('Chad') === message;
isBlacklisted({ message, blacklist })('Bret') === message;
I'd love some help! Report bugs, help me document stuff, create new validators and add new features!
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Red hot JavaScript validators
The npm package calidators receives a total of 286 weekly downloads. As such, calidators popularity was classified as not popular.
We found that calidators demonstrated a not healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released a year ago. It has 1 open source maintainer collaborating on the project.
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