makesure
Simple validation for input datas
Installation
pip install makesureUsage
Create a schema that defines your data and call the function make_sure(your_schema,input_data)
if any validation fails it will raise an exception MakeSureException otherwise it return the data.
Schemas
A schema is a dict that defines your data.
| Keys | Description |
|---|---|
| required | key must be in data and cannot be None |
| min | value grater than or equal to min |
| max | value less than or equal to max |
| min_len | len of value less than or equal to min_len |
| max_len | len of value less than or equal to max_len |
| regx | value must satisfy this reguler expressions |
| type | data types such as int, str, list, dict, tuple |
| enum | value must be in list or tuple or set |
| msg | your own error message |
sample schema
user_schema = {
'name':{
'required':True,
'type':str
},
'email':{
'type':str,
'required':True,
'regx':Regx.email
},
'age':{
'type':int,
'min':18
}
}Some Useful Regx
from makesure import Regx| Regx | Description |
|---|---|
| Regx.email | email regx |
| Regx.alpha | only alphabets |
| Regx.number | only numbers |
| Regx.alphanum | alphanumerics string |
Example
# app.py
from makesure import make_sure, Regx, MakeSureException
user_schema = {
'name':{
'required':True,
'type':str,
},
'age':{
'type':int,
'min':18
},
'email':{
'regx':Regx.email
}
}
data = {
'name':'Your Name',
'age':12,
'email':'asdasd'
}
try:
result = make_sure(user_schema,data)
print(result)
except MakeSureException as e:
print(e)License
MIT
