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rich-param

v1.0.5

Published

An object with name and value which accepts pluggable methods as formatters or validators.

Downloads

14,046

Readme

rich-param

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An object with name and value which accepts pluggable methods as formatters or validators.

Install

npm install rich-param

Usage

Basic

import Param from 'rich-param'

// new Param(name, value, options)
const param = new Param('firstName', 'Jessica', { uppercase: true })

console.log(param.name) // firstName
console.log(param.value()) // JESSICA

Setting and getting value

console.log(param.value('pRIsCila')) // PRISCILA

Setting and getting options

See List of default options

console.log(param.option('uppercase')) // true
console.log(param.option('uppercase', false)) // false

console.log(param.value('prisciLa')) // prisciLa

Formatting the value

param.option('format', (value, param) => `${param.name}: ${value}`)

console.log(param.value('PRISCILA')) // firstName: PRISCILA

Validating the value

param.option('validate', (value, param) => ({
  valid: value === 'Jessica',
  message: 'Jessica is the only valid name'
}))

param.value('Jessica')
console.log(param.validate()) // true

param.value('Priscila')
console.log(param.validate()) // false

// or get the error object
param.validate((err) => {
  console.log(err)
  /* {
    valid: false,
    name: 'validate',
    param: 'firstName',
    value: 'Priscila',
    message: 'Jessica is the only valid name'
  } */
})

Validating using the built-in validators

See List of default options

param.option('required', true)
param.value('')

console.log(param.validate()) // false

// or get the error object
param.validate((err) => {
  console.log(err)
  /* {
    valid: false,
    name: 'required',
    required: true,
    param: 'firstName',
    value: '',
    message: 'firstName is required'
  } */
})

Creating a custom formatter

param.formatter('shout', (shout, value, param) => {
  if (shout && value) {
    value = value.toUpperCase() + '!'
  }
  return value
})

console.log(param.value('Jessica')) // Jessica

param.option('shout', true)

console.log(param.value('Jessica')) // JESSICA!

Creating a custom validator

param.validator('mustBeAShout', (mustBeAShout, value, param) => ({
  valid: !mustBeAShout || !value && value.toUpperCase() === value && value.indexOf('!') !== -1,
  message: 'THE VALUE MUST BE A SHOUT!'
}))

param.option('shout', false)

console.log(param.value('Jessica')) // Jessica
console.log(param.validate()) // true

param.option('mustBeAShout', true)

console.log(param.validate()) // false

param.option('shout', true)

console.log(param.value('Jessica')) // JESSICA!
console.log(param.validate()) // true

Reference

List of default options

Option | Type | Default value | Description -------|------|---------------|------------- default | Mixed | | Default param value normalize | Boolean | false | Formats Hey, jÉssiCa! to hey jessica lowercase | Boolean | false | Formats HeLLo! to hello! uppercase | Boolean | false | Formats HeLLo! to HELLO! trim | Boolean | true | Formats HeLLo ! to HeLLo ! required | Boolean | false | Invalidates empty values min | Number | | Invalidates values lower than it max | Number | | Invalidates values greater than it minlength | Number | | Invalidates values with length lower than it maxlength | Number | | Invalidates values with length greater than it enum | Array | | Invalidates values which isn't in it match | RegExp | | Invalidates values which doesn't pass the RegExp multiple | Boolean | false | Make the value an array separator | String | , | String to be found in the value to split into an array (if multiple = true) format | Function | (value, param) => value | Function to be called with param.value() validate | Function | (value, param) => ({ valid: true }) | Function to be called with param.validate()

License

MIT © Diego Haz