kserver-check

a powerful data validator use a set of simple template rule syntax

Installation

• npm

npm install kserver-check --save-dev

• or use yarn

yarn add kserver-check --dev

Usage:

check(templateRule,data,options?) : CheckResult

Rules

Object

• key start with '*' indicate this prop is required

• value type indicate this prop value type

• value equal null means this prop value can be any type

Note: if value is function with parameters, it's a custom validator, and the function receive data value and options arguments and return boolean or CheckResult

// exampleconsttemplateRule={'*name': 'name''address': 'here address','number': 10,'external': null,'hotel': {'*name': 'hotel name'},'callback'(){}'days'(days,options){returndays<10&&days>=3},'list': [{}]}/* this Rule means data  require 'name' prop 'name'/'address' expect String value 'number' expect Number value (if strict set true, see Options) 'external' can be all Types if exists 'hotel', 'hotel.name' is required 'callback' expect a function 'days' validate by custom function*/

Array

• first item: item rules
• second item: options

consttemplateRule=[{'*name': 'name'},{min: 3,max: 10}]/*this Rule means data is Array Array item require 'name' prop Array need at least 3 item and at most 10 item;*/

CheckResult

• valid: indicate data is valid
• data: if valid is true, data give you a filtered and converted result data (see Options)
• error: if valid is false, error show you which prop/field check valid and error type

// example{valid: false,error: {'name': 1,'list.0.name': 2}}

Options

field	description	default
requirePrefix	required field prefix	'*'
filter	if set true, the data in CheckResult will filter all non-defined props in template Rule	false
strict	if set false, the validator will try convert String to Number(or Number to String) before compare value type, and output the converted value in CheckResult	false

Error Code

code	description
1	required field
2	incorrect type
3	array out of range
4	custom check valid
5	null value

Example:

// or use es6// import check from 'kserver-check';constcheck=require('kserver-check');check({'*name':'name'},{})// result: {valid:false, error:{ 'name':1 }}check([{'*name':'name'}],[{name:'wang'},{}])// result: {valid:false, error:{'1.name':1}}

License

MIT