juan-validez-node-0.1.0.js

/*!
	JuanValidez Library v0.1.0
	https://github.com/jmhobbs/JuanValidez

	Copyright 2011, John Hobbs
	Licensed under the MIT license.
	https://github.com/jmhobbs/JuanValidez/blob/master/LICENSE
*/
var JuanValidez = function () {
	
	var _validators = {};

	return {
		/*
			Get the names of all currently loaded validators.

			\returns Array
		*/
		validators: function () {
			var key,
					keys = [];

			for( key in _validators ) {
				keys.push( key );
			}

			return keys;
		},

		/*
			Register a validator.

			\param name Name of the validator. Be unique but concise.
			\param fn The validation function.
		*/
		addValidator: function ( name, fn ) {
			_validators[name] = fn;
		},

		/*
			Remove a registered validator.

			\param name The name of the validator to remove.
		*/
		removeValidator: function ( name ) {
			if( _validators[name] ) {
				delete _validators[name];
			}
		},

		/*
			Execute a single validator. If the validator does not exist, the validation is false.

			\param validator The name of the validator to run.
			\param value The value to test.
			\param args Arguments to pass to the validator, as an array. (optional)

			\returns boolean True if the value validated. False if not.
		*/
		runValidator: function ( validator, value, args ) {
			// args is optional
			args = ( "undefined" == typeof args ) ? [] : args; 
			try {
				if( ! _validators[validator] ) { throw new TypeError( "No such validator: " + validator ); }
				return _validators[validator].apply( value, args );
			}
			catch ( error ) {
				if( window.console && window.console.log ) { console.log( error ); }
				return false;
			}
		},

		/*
			Validate a value given a JuanValidez formatted string.

			Example:
				// Validate the string "hello" against the "required" validator and the "length" validator (minimum length 4, maximum 10)
				JuanValidez.validate( 'hello', 'required length:4,10' );

			\param value The value to validate.
			\param validators The string of validators to test against.
		*/
		validate: function ( value, validators ) {
		
			// If there are no validation rules, it's valid.
			if( 
				'undefined' == typeof validators || 
				'' === validators.replace( /^\s*(\S*)\s*$/, '$1' ) 
			) { return []; }

			var vds      = validators.split( ' ' ),
					failed   = [],
					valid    = true,
					vd_valid,
					args,
					validator;

			for( i in vds ) {
				args = vds[i].split( ':' );
				validator = args[0];
				args = args.slice( 1 ).join( ':' ).split( ',' );

				vd_valid = this.runValidator( validator, value, args );
				if( ! vd_valid ) {
					failed.push( validator );
					valid = false;
				}
			}

			return failed;
		}
	};

}();
JuanValidez.addValidator(
	"required",
	function () { return this.replace( /^\s*(\S*)\s*/, '$1' ) != ''; }
);

JuanValidez.addValidator(
	"length",
	function ( min, max ) {
		if( "undefined" === typeof max ) {
			return ( this.length >= min );
		}
		else {
			return ( this.length >= min && this.length <= max );
		}
	}
);

/* Check if the string is a representation of a positive integer */
JuanValidez.addValidator( 
	"integer",
	function () {
		return /^[0-9]+$/.test( this );
	}
);

/* 
	Email validation is a complex subject. 
	This is only a very simple test. 
	Implement your own if you really need something else.
*/
JuanValidez.addValidator(
	"email",
	function () {
		return /^[A-Z0-9._%+-]+@[A-Z0-9.-]+\.[A-Z]{2,4}$/i.test( this );
	}
);

JuanValidez.addValidator(
	"match",
	function ( b ) {
		return this == b;
	}
);
/* 
	This is a basic example of how to add a validator.

	It checks to make sure you used "lol" or "rofl" in your string.
*/
JuanValidez.addValidator(
	"lol", // name of the validator
	function () {
		// "this" is the string to validate.
		// Return true if it's valid, false if not.
		// It's that simple.
		return /\b(lol|rofl)/i.test( this );
	}
);

module.exports = JuanValidez;