ciq-graphql-input-string

graphql-input-string

A configurable custom input string type for GraphQL with sanitization and validation.

Checkout graphql-input-number for validating number inputs.

Install

npm install --save graphql-input-string

Usage

import GraphQLInputString from 'graphql-input-string';

const argType = GraphQLInputString({
  name: 'TrimmedString',
  trim: true,
});

new GraphQLObjectType({
  name: 'Query',
  fields: {
    input: {
      type: GraphQLString,
      args: {
        name: {
          type: argType,
        },
      },
      resolve: (_, {name}) => {

        'name' IS NOW A TRIMMED STRING

      };
    },
  },
});

Options

GraphQLInputString({
  // Type name.
  // [REQUIRED]
  name: string = null,

  // Whether to trim strings.
  trim: boolean = false,

  // Whether to trimLeft strings.
  trimLeft: boolean = false,

  // Whether to trimRight strings.
  trimRight: boolean = false,

  // If specified, truncate strings to the specified length.
  truncate: number = null,

  // Sanitize function that is called at the end of sanitzation phase and before
  // validation phase.
  sanitize: ((string) => string) = null,

  // Whether to allow empty strings.
  empty: boolean = false,

  // Minimum length allowed (inclusive).
  min: number = null,

  // Maximum length allowed (inclusive).
  max: number = null,

  // Allowed pattern definition.
  pattern: (string | RegExp) = null,

  // Test function that is called at the end of validation phase.
  test: ((string) => boolean) = null,

  // Custom error handler.
  // May throw an error or return a value.
  // If a value is returned, it will become the final value.
  error: ErrorHandler = () => throw GraphQLError,

  // Parse function that is called after validation phase before returning a
  // value.
  // May throw an error or return a value.
  parse: ((string) => any) = null,
});


type ErrorInfo = {
  type: string,
  value: string,
  message: ?string,
  ast: ?Ast,
  ...args,
};


type ErrorHandler = (ErrorInfo) => any;

License

The MIT License (MIT)

Copyright (c) 2016 Joon Ho Cho

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