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input-validation

v1.0.4

Published

Very simple universal input validation module

Downloads

21

Readme

input-validation

Build Status

Very simple universal input validation module

This module has zero dependencies, is extensible and uses data attributes to target validation conditions

Getting Started

1. Installation (node)


npm install input-validation

2. Examples


    var validatior require('input-validation'),
        handlers = {
            blur: function(target) {
                target.className = validator.validate(target) ? '' : 'invalid';
            }
        }
   

    <input name="email" data-required data-valid-email onblur="handlers.onblur(this)">
  • data-required The user must supply some value to for the input to be valid
    <input data-required>
  • data-valid-email The user must supply a loosely valid email for the input to be valid
    <input data-valid-email>

Adding new validators

When extending input validation with new validators use camelCase without 'data' when specifying the attribute name.

    
    var validatior require('input-validation');
    
    validator.add('greaterThanTen', function(value) {
        return value !== undefined && parseInt(value,10) > 10;
    })
    

The user must supply an int value greater than 10

    <input data-greater-than-ten>

Copyright and license

Copyright (c) 2015-2016 Anycode [email protected]

Permission to use, copy, modify, and/or distribute this software for any purpose with or without fee is hereby granted, provided that the above copyright notice and this permission notice appear in all copies.