validate-these

Validate user input on your backend or frontend without having to compose tedious error messages.

• Chainable functions to perform multiple checks.
• An ApiError object is thrown with a helpful user message just using your camel-case vars converted to sentence-case.
• Hint: You can parse messages as markdown when displaying to users.

Install

npm i validate-these

Usage

const validate = require("validate-these")

const emailAddress = "bad-email"
validate({ emailAddress }).email()
// **Email address** does not look valid.

const homePhoneNumber = "not-a-phone-number"
validate({ homePhoneNumber }).phone()
// Value for **Home phone number** does not look valid.

const firstName = "field is too long"
validate({ firstName }).notEmpty().max(12)
// Value for **First name** must be less than **12** characters.

const lastName = "a"
validate({ lastName }).min(2).max(32)
// Value for **Last name** must be at least **2** characters.

function	description
notNull()	Invalid if value is null or undefined
notEmpty()	Invalid if it is not a string with lengh greater than zero
min(x)	Invalid if string length is less than x
max(x)	Invalid if string length is greater than x
greaterThanZero()	Alias to greaterThan(0)
greaterThan(x)	Invalid if not greater than x
lessThan(x)	Invalid if not less than x
email()	Invalid if not email address
match(regex)	Invalid if does not pass your custom regular expression
phone(allowBlank)	Invalid if not a phone number
numericString()	Invalid if not a string of integers
boolean()	Invalid if not true or false
strongPassword()	Invalid if password is weak
oneOf(valuesArray)	Invalid if it does not match one of the array values

Thank you to these dependencies

• owasp-password-strength-test
• sentence-case
• validator