A lightweight, Zod-inspired validation library for MiniScript, designed to provide a simple and intuitive API for data validation. This library allows you to validate strings, numbers, booleans, and complex objects with ease, supporting optional, nullable, and coercion features for robust data handling.
- Type Validation: Support for basic types such as
string,number, andboolean. - Object Validation: Validate complex objects using a schema-based approach.
- Modifiers: Includes
.optional(),.nullable(), and.coerce()modifiers for flexible validation rules. - String Validations: Methods like
.min(),.max(),.length(),.regex(),.includes(),.startsWith(), and.endsWith(). - Number Validations: Includes
.gt(),.gte(),.lt(),.lte(),.integer(),.positive(),.nonnegative(),.negative(), and.nonpositive(). - Boolean Validations: Supports
.truthy()and.falsy()checks. - Custom Coercion: Ability to coerce values to the expected type before validation.
Since MiniScript is domain-specific scripting language, the installation process would depend on the environment where MiniScript runs. Ensure you have the MiniScript environment set up, then integrate this validation library script into your project.
// Validate a string
nameValidator = z.string().min(3).max(20)
result = nameValidator.parse("John Doe")
// Define a user schema
userSchema = {
"name": z.string().min(3),
"age": z.number().positive().optional()
}
// Validate a user object
userValidator = z.object(userSchema)
user = {"name": "Jane Doe", "age": 25}
result = userValidator.parse(user)
// Optional string validation
optionalEmail = z.string().email().optional()
// Nullable number validation
nullableAge = z.number().nullable()
ipValidator = z.string().ip()
result = ipValidator.parse("192.168.1.1")
// Combine validators for complex validation rules
complexValidator = z.object({
"username": z.string().min(3).max(15),
"password": z.string().min(8).regex("^(?=.*[A-Za-z])(?=.*\\d)[A-Za-z\\d]{8,}$") // Simple regex for demonstration
})
Contributions to improve the library or extend its functionalities are welcome.
This library is licensed under the MIT License. See the LICENSE file for more details.