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var app = express(),
purify = require('purify');
app.get('/:userId', function (req, res, next) {
var userId = purify.positiveInteger(req.param('userId')),
force = purify.boolean(req.param('force'), true);
if (userId) {
// ...
} else {
res.send(400);
}
});
.email(rawValue, defaultValue)
.emailIdn(rawValue, defaultValue)
- Returns e-mail with non-punycoded form regardless of input.
.domainName(rawValue, defaultValue)
.domainNameIdn(rawValue, defaultValue)
- Returns domain in non-punycoded form regardless of input.
.url(rawValue, defaultValue)
.urlWithLocalhost(rawValue, defaultValue)
.integer(rawValue, defaultValue)
.integerInRange(rawValue, lower, upper, defaultValue)
.positiveInteger(rawValue, defaultValue)
.positiveIntegerOrZero(rawValue, defaultValue)
.float(rawValue, defaultValue)
.positiveFloat(rawValue, defaultValue)
.positiveFloatOrZero(rawValue, defaultValue)
.nonEmptyVisibleUnicode(rawValue, defaultValue)
.visibleUnicode(rawValue, defaultValue)
.nonEmptyPrintableUnicode(rawValue, defaultValue)
.printableUnicode(rawValue, defaultValue)
.nonEmptyVisibleAscii(rawValue, defaultValue)
.visivleAscii(rawValue, defaultValue)
.nonEmptyPrintableAscii(rawValue, defaultValue)
.printableAscii(rawValue, defaultValue)
.alphaNumeric(rawValue, defaultValue)
.nonEmptyAlphaNumeric(rawValue, defaultValue)
.alphaNumericWithDot(rawValue, defaultValue)
.uuid(rawValue, defaultValue)
.upperCaseUuid(rawValue, defaultValue)
.lowerCaseUuid(rawValue, defaultValue)
.json(rawValue, defaultValue)
Mostly, you can leave defaultValue
empty, which will cause purify to return
undefined
in case the value doesn't pass validation.
FAQs
Validator functions for many types of input, intended for use with express
The npm package purify receives a total of 9,643 weekly downloads. As such, purify popularity was classified as popular.
We found that purify demonstrated a not healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released a year ago. It has 6 open source maintainers collaborating on the project.
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