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@univ-lehavre/atlas-validators

v0.2.1

Published

Shared validation utilities for Atlas applications

Readme

@univ-lehavre/atlas-validators

Shared validation utilities for Atlas applications.

About

This package provides reusable validation functions for Atlas applications, including email validation, JSON body parsing, and data normalization.

Features

  • Email validation: RFC 5322 validation with ReDoS attack protection
  • Hexadecimal validation: Appwrite identifiers and token validation
  • JSON parsing: Content-Type validation and secure request body parsing
  • Email normalization: Lowercase conversion and subaddressing removal

Installation

pnpm add @univ-lehavre/atlas-validators

Usage

import {
  isEmail,
  isHexadecimal,
  normalizeEmail,
  ensureJsonContentType,
  parseJsonBody,
  validateAndParseJsonBody,
} from '@univ-lehavre/atlas-validators';

// Validate an email
if (isEmail('[email protected]')) {
  console.log('Valid email');
}

// Normalize an email
const normalized = normalizeEmail('[email protected]');
// -> '[email protected]'

// Validate and parse a request body
const body = await validateAndParseJsonBody(request);

API

| Function | Description | |----------|-------------| | isEmail(email) | Validates if a string is a valid email | | isHexadecimal(str) | Validates if a string contains only hexadecimal characters | | normalizeEmail(email) | Normalizes an email (lowercase, without subaddressing) | | ensureJsonContentType(request) | Checks that Content-Type is application/json | | parseJsonBody(request) | Parses and validates the JSON body of a request | | validateAndParseJsonBody(request) | Combines ensureJsonContentType and parseJsonBody |

Scripts

pnpm -F @univ-lehavre/atlas-validators dev      # Development
pnpm -F @univ-lehavre/atlas-validators build    # Build
pnpm -F @univ-lehavre/atlas-validators test     # Tests
pnpm -F @univ-lehavre/atlas-validators lint     # ESLint

Documentation

Organization

This package is part of Atlas, a set of tools developed by Le Havre Normandie University to facilitate research and collaboration between researchers.

Atlas is developed as part of two projects led by Le Havre Normandie University:


License

MIT