octavalidate
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This library helps to validate your forms using validation rules, sophisticated regular expressions and form input attributes.
Please note that this NPM package renders the library through a CDN (unpkg) for frontend form validation.
Please visit a release below and read through its documentation to learn how you can install and use it.
Use the Native JS release of this library to validate your forms client-side
Use the React JS release of this library to validate your forms client-side
Use the PHP release of this library to validate your forms server-side.
Use the NodeJS release of this library to validate your forms server-side.
Visit the DOCUMENTATION to learn more about this GREAT Library!
Please visit a release and read through its documentation.
Do you need a detailed explanation on how to use the Native JS release of this library? Read the article on Medium
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This Library helps to validate your forms both client-side & server-side using validation rules, sophisticated regular expressions and form input attributes
The npm package octavalidate receives a total of 133 weekly downloads. As such, octavalidate popularity was classified as not popular.
We found that octavalidate 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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