JavaScript library to validate an object of values based on a set of given rules.
"use strict";
const {Validator} = require("@aminnairi/validator");
new Validator({secret: "required|string|password"}).validate({secret: "kitten123"});$ npm install aminnairi/validator$ npm uninstall @aminnairi/validatorInstanciate a new validator.
new: (rules: Record<string, string>) => Validator;Customize the error messages generated by the validator.
setTranslations: (translations: Record<string, Record<string, string>>) => void;Return properties that do not match the rules set for the created validator.
validate: (data: Record<string, any>) => null | Record<string, string[]>;Check if the value is a date.
See example/date.js.
Check if the value is not equal to another.
See example/different.js.
Check if the value is a valid email.
See example/email.js.
Check if the value is include inside a set of values.
See example/in.js.
Check if the value is an integer.
See example/integer.js.
Check if a number is lower or equal to a given one. This also checks if a string has a length of at most a given length.
See example/maximum.js.
Check if a number is greater or equal to given one. This also checks if a string has a length of at least a given length.
See example/minimum.js.
Check if a value has at least one lower and uppercase letter, one digit, one symbol and at least 8 characters.
See example/password.js.
Check if a value is present and is not null.
See example/required.js.
Check if a value is equal to another.
See example/same.js.
Check if a value is of type string.
See example/string.js.