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to-anything

v1.0.3

Published

Sanitize your user input by safely converting the input to strings, integers, and decimals, preventing injecton attacks.

Downloads

5

Readme

To-Anything

A simple module for converting values into expected types. To-Anything guarantees that you'll get the type you're looking for. For example to.integer('X') returns 0 instead of NaN. This module is not for everybody or for everything, but it's very handy for web applications where you just need a foolproof way to get the values/types that you expect.

Getting started

npm install to-anything

Usage

var to = require('to-anything');

// Examples
var name = to.string(' First Last '); // -> 'First Last'; (auto trimming of strings)
var aNumber = to.integer('1'); // -> 1
var aFloat = to.decimal('23.346'); // -> 23.346
var aFloatFromCurrency = to.decimal('$12,345.67'); // -> 12345.67
// Boolean
var aBoolean = to.boolean('1'); // -> true
var aBoolean = to.boolean('true'); // -> true
var aBoolean = to.boolean(1); // -> true
var aBoolean = to.boolean('0'); // -> false
var aBoolean = to.boolean('false'); // -> false
var aBoolean = to.boolean('no'); // -> false
var aBoolean = to.boolean(''); // -> false
// Dates
var aDate = to.date('06/23/2015') // -> Date object 
var aDate = to.date('2015-06-23') // -> Date object 
var aDate = to.date(1435090371078) // -> Date object 

Tests

Mocha tests incuded.