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superprops

v20.31.27

Published

Typed variables for JavaScript

Readme

About

SuperProps allows you to validate any variable in JavaScript or TypeScript

Content

Usage

SuperProps

Allows you to validate variable types and parametres

const { SuperProps, SuperTypes } = require('superprops');
const { string } = SuperTypes;

const username = new SuperProps({
    type: string,
    validation: prop => {
        return prop.length <= 16;
    }
});

console.log(username.check('Jamie Hyneman')); // returns true;
console.log(username.check(1337)); // returns false (because type of username is "number", but expected "string");
console.log(username.check('Jamie Hyneman the Mythbuster')); // returns false (because the username is longer than 16 symbols);

SuperCondition

Allows you to validate variables with several types

const { SuperProps, SuperTypes, SuperCondition } = require('superprops');
const { string, int } = SuperTypes;
const { or } = SuperCondition;

const id = new SuperProps({
    type: or(string, int)
});

console.log(id.check('203127')); // returns true;
console.log(id.check(1337)); // returns true;
console.log(id.check(10.04)); // returns false (because type of id is "float", but expected "string" or "int");
console.log(id.check([1337, '203127'])); // returns false (because type of id is "array", but expected "string" or "int");

SuperInterface

Allows you to validate objects

const { SuperInterface, SuperTypes } = require('superprops');
const { string, arrayOf, int } = SuperTypes;

const userdata = new SuperInterface({
    username: string,
    password: string,
    'orders?': arrayOf(int) // "?" in the end of property name means that this property is not required;
});

console.log(userdata.check({
    username: 'javascriptfucksyou',
    password: 'haha, i will not say it, sorry'
})); // returns true;

console.log(userdata.check({
    username: 'javascriptfucksyou',
    password: 'haha, i will not say it, sorry',
    orders: [128398164, 174859364, 178356432]
})); // returns true;

console.log(userdata.check({
    username: 'javascriptfucksyou',
    password: 'haha, i will not say it, sorry',
    orders: [128398164, 174859364, '178356432']
})); // returns false (because type of some child in "orders" is "string", but expected "int");

console.log(userdata.check({
    username: 203127,
    password: 'haha, i will not say it, sorry'
})); // returns false (because type of username is "number", but expected "string");

SuperTypes

Allows you to validate variable types

const { SuperTypes } = require('superprops');
const { string, number } = SuperTypes;

const username = new SuperTypes('everyonelovesabigfatass');

console.log(username.is(string)); // returns true;
console.log(username.is(number)); // returns false (because type of username is "string");

console.log(username.isString); // returns true;
console.log(username.isNumber); // returns false (because type of username is "string");

Big Example

Includes all previous examples

const { SuperProps, SuperTypes, SuperCondition, SuperInterface } = require('superprops');
const { arrayOf, string, number, int } = SuperTypes;
const { or } = SuperCondition;

const username = new SuperProps({
    type: string,
    validation: prop => {
        return prop.length <= 32;
    }
});

const id = new SuperProps({
    type: or(string, int),
    validation: (prop, type) => {
        if (type === string) {
            return prop.length <= 32;
        }
        else {
            return String(prop).length <= 32;
        }
    }
});

const item = new SuperInterface({
    name: string,
    id,
    price: number,
    'color?': or(arrayOf(string), string)
});

const userdata = new SuperInterface({
    username,
    password: string,
    id,
    'shoppingCart?': arrayOf(item)
});

console.log(userdata.check({
    username: 'javascriptfucksyou',
    password: 'dirrt',
    id: 1337,
    shoppingCart: [{
        name: 'Fake Taxi Driver Week Pass',
        id: 203127,
        price: 5
    }, {
        name: 'Lamp',
        id: '228305',
        price: 85000,
        color: 'white'
    }, {
        name: 'Keyboard',
        id: 1337228,
        price: 30,
        color: ['grey', 'black']
    }]
})); // returns true