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SuperProps allows you to validate any variable in JavaScript or TypeScript
Allows you to validate variable types and parametres
const { SuperProps, SuperTypes } = require('superprops');
const { string } = SuperTypes;
const username = new SuperProps({
type: string,
validation: prop => {
return prop.length <= 16;
}
});
console.log(username.check('Jamie Hyneman')); // returns true;
console.log(username.check(1337)); // returns false (because type of username is "number", but expected "string");
console.log(username.check('Jamie Hyneman the Mythbuster')); // returns false (because the username is longer than 16 symbols);
Allows you to validate variables with several types
const { SuperProps, SuperTypes, SuperCondition } = require('superprops');
const { string, int } = SuperTypes;
const { or } = SuperCondition;
const id = new SuperProps({
type: or(string, int)
});
console.log(id.check('203127')); // returns true;
console.log(id.check(1337)); // returns true;
console.log(id.check(10.04)); // returns false (because type of id is "float", but expected "string" or "int");
console.log(id.check([1337, '203127'])); // returns false (because type of id is "array", but expected "string" or "int");
Allows you to validate objects
const { SuperInterface, SuperTypes } = require('superprops');
const { string, arrayOf, int } = SuperTypes;
const userdata = new SuperInterface({
username: string,
password: string,
'orders?': arrayOf(int) // "?" in the end of property name means that this property is not required;
});
console.log(userdata.check({
username: 'javascriptfucksyou',
password: 'haha, i will not say it, sorry'
})); // returns true;
console.log(userdata.check({
username: 'javascriptfucksyou',
password: 'haha, i will not say it, sorry',
orders: [128398164, 174859364, 178356432]
})); // returns true;
console.log(userdata.check({
username: 'javascriptfucksyou',
password: 'haha, i will not say it, sorry',
orders: [128398164, 174859364, '178356432']
})); // returns false (because type of some child in "orders" is "string", but expected "int");
console.log(userdata.check({
username: 203127,
password: 'haha, i will not say it, sorry'
})); // returns false (because type of username is "number", but expected "string");
Allows you to validate variable types
const { SuperTypes } = require('superprops');
const { string, number } = SuperTypes;
const username = new SuperTypes('everyonelovesabigfatass');
console.log(username.is(string)); // returns true;
console.log(username.is(number)); // returns false (because type of username is "string");
console.log(username.isString); // returns true;
console.log(username.isNumber); // returns false (because type of username is "string");
Includes all previous examples
const { SuperProps, SuperTypes, SuperCondition, SuperInterface } = require('superprops');
const { arrayOf, string, number, int } = SuperTypes;
const { or } = SuperCondition;
const username = new SuperProps({
type: string,
validation: prop => {
return prop.length <= 32;
}
});
const id = new SuperProps({
type: or(string, int),
validation: (prop, type) => {
if (type === string) {
return prop.length <= 32;
}
else {
return String(prop).length <= 32;
}
}
});
const item = new SuperInterface({
name: string,
id,
price: number,
'color?': or(arrayOf(string), string)
});
const userdata = new SuperInterface({
username,
password: string,
id,
'shoppingCart?': arrayOf(item)
});
console.log(userdata.check({
username: 'javascriptfucksyou',
password: 'dirrt',
id: 1337,
shoppingCart: [{
name: 'Fake Taxi Driver Week Pass',
id: 203127,
price: 5
}, {
name: 'Lamp',
id: '228305',
price: 85000,
color: 'white'
}, {
name: 'Keyboard',
id: 1337228,
price: 30,
color: ['grey', 'black']
}]
})); // returns true
FAQs
Typed variables for JavaScript
We found that superprops 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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