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vtypes-different

v1.0.0

Published

Additional constraints for validate.js

Downloads

11

Readme

vtypes-different

"different" validation for validate.js

npm package vtypes

About

The different validator is the opposite of equality validator that is provided by validate.js It can be used to verify that one attribute is always different to another.

By default !== is used to check the quality, if you need to validate more complex objects you can give a function using the comparator option which should be a function that accepts two arguments and returns true if they objects are different and false if they are equal.

Installation

Using npm:

$ npm i --save vtypes-different
const validate = require('validate.js');
const different = require('vtypes-different');

// you can then proceed to register the required validators.
validate.validators.different = different;

Usage

validate({}, {attr: {different: true}});
// => undefined

validate({attr: 'foo'}, {attr: {different: true}});
// => {attr: ["Attr must be of type differentean"]}

validate({attr: true, {attr: {different: true}});
// => undefined

validate({attr: false, {attr: {different: true}});
// => undefined

var constraints = {
  password: {
    different: "prevPassword"
  }
};

validate({password: "foo", prevPassword: "bar"}, constraints);
// => undefined

validate({password: "foo", prevPassword: "foo"}, constraints);
// => {password: ["Password is not different from prev password"]}

For more examples, check out the test files in this package's source folder.

Available Options

| name | type | default | description | | ------- | ------ | ------------------------------------ | ------------- | | message | string | is not different from %{attribute} | Error message |

License

vtypes-different is MIT licensed