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ajv-class-decorator

v0.0.30

Published

Decorator-based validation using AJV library.

Readme

Description

⚠ WARNING: Library is still under regular development ⚠

Installation

$ npm i ajv-class-decorator

Examples


🧩 Create the validation schema. This is usually the Data Transfer Object.

// creating interface is OPTIONAL
export interface ICreateCatDto {
  age: number;
  legs: number;
  email?: string;
  password: string;
  name: string;
  ipv4address: string;
}

enum Emails {
  '[email protected]',
  '[email protected]'
}

@AllRequired()
@AdditionalProperties(false)
export class CreateCatDTO implements ICreateCatDto {
  @Minimum(1)
  @IsInteger32()
  public age!: number;

  @Maximum(4)
  @Minimum(1)
  public legs!: number;

  @DependentRequired(['password'])
  @Enum(Emails)
  @IsEmail()
  public email?: string;

  @IsStrongPassword()
  public password!: string;

  // 2nd param is Object with 'message' key for custom message
  @IsAlphabetic({message: 'this is a message'})
  @IsLowercase()
  public name!: string;

  @IsIPv4()
  public ipv4address!: string;
}

🧩 You may choose to initialize the Validator with certain params.

Validator.init({
  coerceTypes: true,
  removeAdditional: true,
  ownProperties: true,
  generateCode: true,
  outDir: `${path.resolve()}/validators`
});

🧩 Get the validation results of IValidationResults.

const newCat = new CreateCatDTO();
newCat.age = 1;
newCat.legs = 4;
newCat.email = '[email protected]';
newCat.password = 'P@$$w0rd';
newCat.name = 'hello1';
newCat.ipv4address = '192.168.1.1';

// Optionally use Object.assign() for assigning properties to Class for validation.
// But you'll lose runtime checks for additional properties that don't exist in the Class / Object.
Object.assign(newCat, {hehe: '!@#$%^&*()_+'});

Features:

✅ on-the-fly property validation
✅ Modulerise each validation schema
✅ Add custom formats
✅ Add custom keywords
✅ Minify to compress generated validation code
✅ Allow adding of directory path for storing generated file to
✔️ ❗️Add tests❗️
✔️ Benchmarks
✔️ Allow async validation
✔️ Custom error message (WIP)
✔️ Continue to add more validation features (WIP)
✔️ Moving window validations - e.g. future date, past date