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demand

v0.0.3

Published

Form error handling for dietjs

Readme

Demand module

Form error handling for dietjs

How it works?

  • You can demand request.body[..] values to match criterias like existence, length etc..
  • The module is included in the App module
  • The module is accessible in every POST request
  • The module can be accessed with the request.demand function
  • The module accepts unlimited agruments, each argument by right goes deeper in request.body
  • If request.passed is true than the form request has passed
  • If request.passed is false then request.errors contains the errors in JSON
  • You can answer if
    • request.passed with request.success(objectResponse)
    • else request.passed with request.error(objectResponse)
    • objectResponse is optional

Example

When a POST request comes in (from a form or ajax request) with these parameters:

	{
		'account':{
			username:'adam',
			password:'123456',
		},
		'remain_logged_in': true
	}

You can check is everything is ok with the submitted data with request.check:

var app = new Application(options);

app.get('/login', function(request, response, mysql){
	request.demand('account', 'username').length(0,40);
	request.demand('account', 'password').length(0,40);
	request.demand('remain_logged_in').isBoolean().length(0,1);
	if(request.passed){ 
		response.success();
	} else {
		response.error();
	}
});

Check Functions

  • is
    • for: regex
    • notes: match value against a regex
  • isset
    • for: not empty
    • example: [1,3,5,7]
  • isArray
    • for: array
  • isNumber
    • for: integer
  • isBoolean
    • for: boolean
  • isText
    • for: alpha
    • notes: A simple text
  • isString
    • for: string
  • isSlug
    • for: no whitespace
    • example: string_like_this_007
  • isEmail
  • isURL
    • for: url
    • example: http://example.com/?p=10
  • length
    • for: rang
    • example: 0,50

Version History

v0.1.1

  • Echo added to arguments for multi language isset checking
  • Bug Fixes

v0.1

  • First Release