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gisele-validation

v0.1.2

Published

An extension to Gisele library that adds field validation

Downloads

40

Readme

Validation extension to Gisele model library

Adds validation capabilities to any Gisele.Model instances

Usage

var User = Gisele.Model.create({
    name: { type: String, required: true, minlength: 15 },
    age: { type: Number, min: 18 }
});

var bob = new User({
	name: 'Bob',
	age: 15
});

// runs the validation rules of each field
bob.$$.validate();

console.log(bob.$$invalid);
// true

console.log(bob.$$errors);
//  {
//     name: { minlength: true },
//     age: { min: true }
//  }

Validation of custom fields

New field types must implement a validate() method that either returns true (is valid) or an object with the validation errors.

In the builtin fields they are key/value pairs with the key being an error and the value being true, as same as bob.$$errors above.

Example:


class Foo() { }

class FooField extends Gisele.Field {
	parse(value) { return new Foo(value); }

	validate(value) {
		// any validation rule can be applied
		if (this.required && value instanceof Foo) {
			return { required: true };
		}

		return true;
	}
}

Gisele.Field.add(Foo, FooField);