form-validation

A super-light (2 KB minified), flexible, easy-to-use form validation in javascript (requires jQuery).

How to use it?

First, we need to set some validation rules:

var rules = {
	'idOfTheField': {
		minLength: {
			value: 2,
			message: 'This field must have at least 2 characters'
		},
		maxLength: {
			value: 7,
			message: 'This field can contain maximum 7 characters'
		}
	}
};

As you can see, we set that the field must have at least 2 characters and a maximum of 7. Then, we need to set up this rules into the form:

$('#form-to-validate').setValidationRules(
	rules,
	function() {
		console.log('Form sucessfully validated :D');
	}
);

And we are done!. When the user submits the form, it will be validated.

Suported validations

###Equal The field must be equal to...

####Example

var rules = {
	'idOfTheField': {
		equal: {
			value: 2,
			message: 'This field must be 2'
		}
	}
};

Also, we can assign an element to check for the value:

var rules = {
	'idOfTheField': {
		equal: {
			value: $('#anotherField'),
			message: 'This field must be equal to #anotherField'
		}
	}
};

###LessThan For numbers (not number of characters).

####Example

var rules = {
	'idOfTheField': {
		lessThan: {
			value: 2,
			message: 'This field must be less than 2'
		}
	}
};

###GreaterThan For numbers (not number of characters).

####Example

var rules = {
	'idOfTheField': {
		greaterThan: {
			value: 2,
			message: 'This field must be greater than 2'
		}
	}
};

###minLength/maxLength This will look for the number of characters in the field.

####Example

var rules = {
	'idOfTheField': {
		minLength: {
			value: 2,
			message: 'This field must have at least 2 characters'
		},

		maxLength: {
			value: 4,
			message: 'This field can contain maximum 4 characters'
		}
	}
};

###RegularExpression This will compare a regular expresion with test.

####Example

var rules = {
	'idOfTheField': {
		regularExpression: {
			value: /\d/,
			message: 'Only numbers (0-9)'
		}
	}
};

###Email This uses RegularExpression (see above) to check for valid emails.

Regular expression: /^([a-zA-Z0-9_\.\-])+\@(([a-zA-Z0-9\-])+\.)+([a-zA-Z0-9]{2,4})+$/

####Example

var rules = {
	'idOfTheField': {
		email: {
			message: 'Invalid email'
		}
	}
};

##How to add my custom validation? You can use the addCustomFormValidation function:

addCustomFormValidation('catLanguage', function(input, data) {
	return input.val() == 'Miau';
});

And then, we can use it:

'input': {
	catLanguage: {
		message: 'That is not a cat word!'
	}
}

In this example, the field must be 'Miau'.

##Want to see a full example? Please check the examples folder ;).

##LICENCE MIT