oversimplified-express-validator
An oversimplified validator with simple options and an even simpler documentation #usage You can use it as a middleware, in your express app.
like :-
import middleware from 'oversimplified-express-validator';
app.post('/', middleware([{name:"email", email:true}, {name:"password", minLength: 8}, {name:"phoneNumber", minLength:10, maxLength:10}, {name:"name", equate:"MrBigFox"}, {name:'processor', includes:["AMD", "Ryzen"], minLength:8, maxLength:20}]), async (req, res) => {
res.send("posted")
console.log(req.body);
})
You have to provide an array with objects that are of the form:-
{name:"name-of-the-perimeter", ...validators}
These are the available validators:-
| name | type | description | example |
|---|---|---|---|
| includes | array | It checks if the provided array of items exist in the given request body data | ["Ryzen", "Amd"] |
| equate | any, but preferably string | It checks if the provided data equates with the given request body data | "MrBigFox" |
| minLength | number | It checks if the given request body data's length is at least equal to the given number | 8 |
| maxLength | number | It checks if the given request body data's length is at most equal to the given number | 8 |
| boolean | It checks if the given request body data is of the type "email", ie. of the form example@email.com | true |
