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html5-form-validations

v0.0.1

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html5 style form validations also where not supported by the browser

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html5 form validations

Build Status

This library aims to be a simple way to add some kind of client-side validations to form elements.

It uses the html5 validations syntax, which means that if the browser if html5 validations capable this library will do basically nothing, otherwise it will handle validations.

At the moment it supports the following html5 validations: required, pattern, email, url. More can be added easily, but I am not needing them right now.

You can customize the behaviour when errors are found by the library extending Validator.manageErorrs() method. By default it just alerts the user with a list of errors, which is not that nice ;-)

Install

Run in terminal:

  npm install html5-form-validations

Tests

Run in terminal:

  npm test

Usage

See example.html for a basic use case.