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json-schema-validation-pipeline

v3.8.4

Published

Advanced JSON Schema Validator

Downloads

23

Readme

Advanced JSON Schema Validator

DEPRECATED

in favour of https://github.com/rainder/node-skerla-json-schema

Installation

$ npm install json-schema-validation-pipeline

Usage

var ValidationPipeline = require('json-schema-validation-pipeline');
var V = ValidationPipeline.V;

var validate = ValidationPipeline(pipeline);


var result = validate(object);

result.isValid;
result.errors;

Example

var ValidationPipeline = require('json-schema-validation-pipeline');
var V = ValidationPipeline.V;

var objectToValidate = {
  id: 1,
  name: 'Andrius',
  surname: 'Skerla',
  age: 26,
  email: '[email protected]',
  role: 'Developer',
  address: {
    country: 'UK',
    //city: 'London',
    post: 'W12 11X'
  }
};


var validate = ValidationPipeline([

  //property value check
  {$schema: {
    'id': V(Number).required().min(1),
    'name': V(String).required().min(3),
    'surname': V(String).required(),
    'age': V(Number),
    'birthday': V(String),
    'role': V(String).oneOf(['Developer', 'Musician']),
    'email': V(Function).required().fn(function (value) {
      return value === '[email protected]'? undefined : 'This email is not mine';
    }),
    'address': V(Object),
    'address.country': V(String),
    'address.city': V(String),
    'address.post': V(String).regexp(/^[^\W]+ [^\W]+$/i)
  }},

  //Either age or birthday must be provided
  {$or: ['age', 'birthday']},

  //Either rols or position or hobby must be provided
  {$or: ['role', 'position', 'hobby']},

  //property dependencies
  {$dependency: {
    //if city is defined then country must be defined as well
    'address.city': 'address.country',
    'address.post': ['address.city', 'address.country']
  }}
]);

var validationResult = validate(objectToValidate);
console.log(validationResult.isValid); // false
console.log(validationResult.errors);

Advanced Example

var validate = ValidationPipeline([
  {$schema: {
    o: V(Object).required().fn(function (object, keyPath) {
      //apply another pipeline for this object!
      return this.$schema(object, {
        a: V(Array).required().fn(arrayCheck),
        b: V(Array).required().typeOf(String).fn(arrayCheck)
      });

      function arrayCheck(array, keyPath) {
        //keyPath will be 'o.a' or 'o.b' here

        if (~array.indexOf('Skerla')) {
          this.errors['error'] = 'Well, array at path `' + keyPath + '` cannot contain string "Skerla".';
        }
      }
    })
  }}
]);

var result = validate({
  o: {
    a: [],
    b: ['Skerla']
  }
});

// result.isValid === false
// result.errors['o.b'] = 'Well, array at path `o.b` cannot contain string "Skerla".';

Interface

ValidationPipeline(pipeline) : ValidationFunction

Package exports Function which accepts one argument validation pipeline Array. Pipeline argument can be array or object. If object is specified it is treated as $schema pipeline argument.

ValidationPipeline({
	name: V(String)
});

//equals to

ValidationPipeline([
	{$schema: {
		name: V(String)
	}}
]);

ValidationFunction accepts one argument which must be target object for validation. Returns object(errors: {}, isValid: Boolean).

Available pipeline methods

$schema

Checks object for property types and values. Accepts Object(propertyPath: SchemaType). By default all SchemaTypes are optional unless .required() is called.

$take

Array key intersection. Removes keys from the object which are missing in the array.

{$take: ['first_name', 'last_name']}

$trim

Invokes .trim() on every specified property

{$trim: ['name.first', 'last_name']}

$or

Checks if one and only one property is defined in the object. Accepts Array(String).

$and

Checks if all or none of the properties are defined in the object. Accepts Array(String).

$dependency

Checks if all dependencies are met. Accepts Object(propertyPath: [String])

$cast

Casts number to string or string to number. {$cast: { age: Number }}

Available SchemaTypes

String

Applicable methods:

  • required
  • len
  • min
  • max
  • regexp
  • oneOf
  • fn

Number

Applicable methods:

  • required
  • min
  • max
  • oneOf
  • fn

Boolean

Applicable methods:

  • required
  • fn

Function

Applicable methods:

  • required
  • fn

Object

Applicable methods:

  • required
  • fn

Array

Applicable methods:

  • required
  • len
  • min
  • max
  • oneOf
  • typeOf
  • fn

SchemaType Methods

required()

Specifies that property is required in the JSON object


var result = ValidationPipeline([
  {$schema: {
    name: V(String).required();
  }}
])({
  name: 'Andrius',
});

// result.isValid == true

min(int)

Specifies min value of Number or min length of the String or min length of an Array

var result = ValidationPipeline([
  {$schema: {
    bid: V(Number).min(10)
  }}
])({
  bid: 10,
});

// result.isValid == true

max(int)

Specifies max value of Number or max length of the String or max length of an Array

len(int)

Specifies the length of the string or array

regexp(RegExp)

Specifies regexp validation pattern for the property

oneOf(array)

Specifies possible values for the property

ValidationPipeline([
  {$schema: {
    vegetable: V(String).oneOf(['tomato', 'salad']),
    fruits: V(Array).oneOf(['apple', 'orange'])
  }}
])({
  vegetable: 'tomato',
  fruits: ['apple', 'orange'],
});

fn(Function(value, key, object))

Specifies custom validation function. Must not return a value if validation is successful.

var objectToValidate = {
  values: [1, 2, 3],
};

ValidationPipeline([
  {$schema: {
    values: V(Function).fn(function (value) {
      this.errors['a'] = 'firs element is not 1!';
    })
  }}
])(objectToValidate);

typeOf(SchemaType)

Specifies the type on the element inside the array.

var objectToValidate = {
  values: [1, 2, 3, '4'],
};

var result = ValidationPipeline([
  {$schema: {
    values: V(Array).typeOf(Number.min(1))
  }}
])(objectToValidate);

// result.errors['value.3'] = 'must be a number';

Running tests

$ npm test

License

MIT