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jslidate

v1.0.0

Published

Library for faster JS validation

Downloads

4

Readme

JSLidate

JSLidate is libraray for JS validation

Sample usage

Code below creates Form object

    const impForm = new JSLidate({
        inputs: [{
            selector: '.input_1' ,
            rules: [minLength (1), maxLength (5)] ,
        }, {
            selector: '.input_2' ,
            rules: [minLength (2), maxLength (4), patternRule(/[a-b]/img, 'a-b alphanumeric')] ,
        }],
         form: {
            selector: '.form',
        },
        rejected: (wrongFilled) => document.getElementById('output').innerText = wrongFilled,
        config: {alwaysCancelSubmit : false}
    });

API

Creating rules

Rules are based on currying functions (sample functions are visible in RuleTypes.js file)

Example:

// ES6
const minLength = (length, pattern = length) => value => ({
    validate: value.length >= length,
    message: ['Minimal length', pattern],
});
// ES5
var maxLength = function(length, pattern) {
    return function(value) {
        return {
            validate: value.length <= length,
            message: ['Minimal length', pattern || length]
        };
    }
}

Callback function

JSlidate object applies callback for wrong filled form.

(wrongFilled) => console.log(wrongFilled);
  • wrongFilled: Array This contains an array of elements which did not get through the validation process.

EventListener

JSlidate object has EventListener (Observer).

eventListener is fully chainable.

class callbackObject {
    constructor() {

    }

    success() {
        console.log('We did it, form has been passed.');
    }
    
    reject() {
        console.log('We got some problems here!');
    }
}

impForm.eventListener
.add(new callbackObject())
.add(new callbackObject())

Adding callbackObject

impForm.eventListener
.add(new callbackObject());

callbackObject must contain success and reject functions.

Removing callbackObject

impForm.eventListener
.remove(callbackObject);

Contribution

Install packages

npm install

Rollup CLI

npm install -g rollup

Build

rollup -c

Development

rollup -c -w