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Vue Form Validators (Laravel Inspired)
(Implementing Vuejs-validators.js)
npm install --save-dev vuejs-validators
yarn add vuejs-validators --save
- vuejs-validators.js can stand independently
- vuejs-form.js is a zero non-dev dependency package
- This vuejs-validators.js package was built to support vuejs-form.js
Show First Error For Each Field And
Only Validate Form (AKA find errors) when Form Data is submitted
<template>
<div>
<input type='text' v-model='form.name' />
<span v-if="form.errors().has('name')" v-text="form.errors().get('email')"></span>
<input type='email' v-model='form.email' />
<span v-if="form.errors().has('email')" v-text="form.errors().get('email')"></span>
<input type='password' v-model='form.password' />
<span v-if="form.errors().has('password')" v-text="form.errors().get('password')"></span>
<input type='password' v-model='form.password_confirmation' />
<span v-if="form.errors().has('password_confirmation')" v-text="form.errors().get('password_confirmation')"></span>
<hr>
<button :disabled='form.empty()' @click='submit'>
Complete
</button>
</div>
</template>
import form from 'vuejs-form'
export default {
data: () => ({
form: form({
email: '',
password: '',
password_confirmation: ''
})
.rules({
email: 'email|min:5|required',
password: 'required|min:5|confirmed'
})
.messages({
'email.email': 'Email field must be an email (durr)',
'password.confirmed': 'Whoops, :attribute value does not match :confirmed value',
}),
}),
methods: {
submit() {
if (this.form.validate().errors().any()) return;
console.log('submit: ', this.form.only('email', 'password'));
console.log('submit: ', this.form.except('password_confirmation'));
},
}
}
Show all form errors for all form fields
Re-validate Form Any time user updates form data for any field
<template>
<div>
<div v-if="form.errors().any()" v-for="(message, key) in form.errors().list()" :key="`${key}.error`">
{{ message }}
</div>
<input type='email' v-model='form.email' /> <br>
<input type='password' v-model='form.password' /> <br>
<input type='password' v-model='form.password_confirmation' /> <br>
<hr>
<button :disabled='form.empty()' @click='submit'>
Complete
</button>
</div>
</template>
import form from 'vuejs-form'
export default {
data: () => ({
form: form({
email: '',
password: '',
password_confirmation: ''
})
.rules({
email: 'email|min:5|required',
password: 'required|min:5|confirmed'
})
.messages({
'email.email': ':attribute must be a valid email',
'email.min': ':attribute may not have less than :min characters',
'password.confirmed': 'Whoops, :attribute value does not match :confirmed value',
}),
}),
watch: {
/*--------------------------------------------------------------
| When Should Your Form "Validate", Providing Error Messages?
|--------------------------------------------------------------
|
| Form validates every time form data is updated. To
| display errors on form submit, remove watcher &
| move "this.form.validate()" over to submit()
|
*/
['form.data']: {
deep: true,
immediate: false,
handler: 'onFormChange'
}
},
methods: {
onFormChange(after, before) {
this.form.validate()
},
submit() {
return this.form.errors().any() ? this.failed() : this.passed();
},
failed() {
console.log('errors: ', this.form.errors().all());
},
passed() {
console.log('data: ', this.form.all());
console.log('wrapped data: ', this.form.wrap('data'));
}
}
}
VueJS Form & VueJS Validators Together (Recommended for best development experience, but ultimately optional)
<template>
<div>
<div v-for="(message, key) in errors" :key="`${key}.error`">
{{ message }}
</div>
<input type='text' v-model='form.name' /> <br>
<input type='email' v-model='form.email' /> <br>
<input type='password' v-model='form.password' /> <br>
<input type='password' v-model='form.confirm_password' /> <br>
<hr>
<button :disabled='form.empty()' @click='submit'>
Complete
</button>
</div>
</template>
<script>
import form from 'vuejs-form'
import validatable from 'vuejs-validators'
export default {
data: () => ({
form: form(validatable, {
email: '', password: '', confirm_password: ''
})
.rules({
email: 'email|min:5|required',
password: 'same:confirm_password',
confirm_password: 'min:6|required',
})
.messages({
'password.same': 'Whoops, :attribute does not match the :same field',
}),
}),
computed: {
errors() {
return this.form.getErrors().list();
},
},
watch: {
/*--------------------------------------------------------------
* When Should Your Form "Validate", Providing Error Messages?
*--------------------------------------------------------------
* Form validates every time form data is updated. To
* display errors on form submit, remove watcher &
* move "this.form.validate()" over to submit()
*--------------------------------------------------------------
*/
['form.data']: {
deep: true,
handler(data, old) {
this.form.validate();
},
}
},
methods: {
submit() {
return this.form.getErrors().any() ? this.failed() : this.passed();
},
failed() {
console.log('failed: ', this.form.getErrors().all());
},
passed() {
console.log('passed: ', this.form.all());
},
}
}
</script>
Form Validation Simplified
- accepted
- after
- after_or_equal
- alpha
- alpha_dash
- alpha_num
- array
- before
- before_or_equal
- between
- boolean
- confirmed
- date
- date_equals
- different
- digits
- digits_between
- distinct
- ends_with
- greater_than
- gte
- integer
- ip
- ipv4
- ipv6
- json
- less_than
- lte
- max
- min
- not_regex
- not_within
- number
- numeric
- phone
- regex
- required
- same
- starts_with
- string
- url
- within
The field under validation must be yes, on, 1, or true. This is useful for validating "Terms of Service" acceptance.
Passing Accepted Rule
import validator from 'vuejs-validators';
let form = { terms_of_service: 'no' }
let rules = { terms_of_service: 'accepted' }
validator(form, rules).validate();
Failing Accepted Rule
import validator from 'vuejs-validators';
let form = { terms_of_service: null }
let rules = { terms_of_service: 'accepted' }
validator(form, rules).validate();
(Date)
The Field under evaluation must be after the compared date
Passes After (Date) Rule
let form = {
one: '4-22-1997',
two: '2-2-1997'
}
let rules = {
one: 'after:4-23-1997',
two: 'after:2-3-1996',
}
Fails After (Date) Rule
let form = {
one: '4-22-1997',
two: '2-12-1997'
}
let rules = {
one: 'after:4-22-1998',
two: 'after:1-11-1996',
}
### After Or Equal Rule
(Date)
The field under validation must be after or equal to the compared date.
> Passes After Or Equal (Date) Rule
js
let form = {
one: '4-22-1997',
two: '1-11-2013',
}
let rules = {
one: 'after_or_equal:4-22-1997',
two: 'after_or_equal:2-12-2014',
}
> Fails After Or Equal (Date) Rule
js
let form = {
one: '4-22-1997',
two: '2-12-1997'
}
let rules = {
one: 'after_or_equal:4-23-1997',
two: 'after_or_equal:2-3-1996',
}
The field under validation must be entirely alphabetic characters.
Passing Alpha Rule
import validator from 'vuejs-validators';
let form = { letters: 'asdeddadfjkkdjfasdf' };
let rules = { letters: ['alpha'] };
validator(form, rules).validate();
Failing Alpha Rule
import validator from 'vuejs-validators';
let form = { letters: '5-@'}
let rules = { letters: ['alpha'] }
validator(form, rules).validate();
The field under validation may have alpha-numeric characters, as well as dashes and underscores.
Passing Alpha Dash Rule
import validator from 'vuejs-validators';
let form = { slug: 'user_name' };
let rules = { slug: ['alpha_dash'] };
validator(form, rules).validate();
Failing Alpha Dash Rule
import validator from 'vuejs-validators';
let form = { words: 'hello world'}
let rules = { words: ['alpha_dash'] }
validator(form, rules).validate();
The field under validation must be entirely alpha-numeric characters.
Passing Alpha Num Rule
import validator from 'vuejs-validators';
let form = { key: '4asdasdfe4d23545w634adf' };
let rules = { key: ['alpha_num'] };
validator(form, rules).validate();
Failing Alpha Num Rule
import validator from 'vuejs-validators';
let form = { identifier: '1-asdf4adf_d_42'}
let rules = { identifier: ['alpha_num'] }
validator(form, rules).validate();
The field under validation must be a JS array.
Passing Array Rule
import validator from 'vuejs-validators';
let form = { list: ['banana', 'broccoli', 'carrot'] };
let rules = { list: 'array' };
validator(form, rules).validate();
Failing Array Rule
import validator from 'vuejs-validators';
let form = { options: { name: 'hey world' } }
let rules = { options: 'array' }
validator(form, rules).validate();
(Date)
The Field under evaluation must be before the compared date
Passes Before (Date) Rule
let form = {
one: '4-22-1997',
two: '2-12-1997'
}
let rules = {
one: 'before:4-22-1998',
two: 'before:2-12-1997',
}
Fails Before (Date) Rule
let form = {
one: '4-22-1997',
two: '3-12-1997'
}
let rules = {
one: 'before:4-22-1997',
two: 'before:2-3-1996',
}
### Before Or Equal Rule
(Date)
The field under validation must be before or equal to the compared date.
> Passes Before Or Equal (Date) Rule
let form = {
one: '4-22-1997',
two: '2-12-1997'
}
let rules = {
one: 'before_or_equal:3-21-1998',
two: 'before_or_equal:2-12-1997',
}
> Fails Before Or Equal (Date) Rule
let form = {
one: '4-22-1997',
two: '2-3-1997'
}
let rules = {
one: 'before_or_equal:4-23-1997',
two: 'before_or_equal:2-3-1996',
}
The given field value must be an email
Passing Email Rule
import validator from 'vuejs-validators';
let form = { email: '[email protected]' };
let rules = { email: ['email'] };
validator(form, rules).validate();
Failing Email Rule
import validator from 'vuejs-validators';
let form = { email: '[email protected]'}
let rules = { email: ['email'] }
validator(form, rules).validate();
Boolish validation, not strict boolean check
Validates that field value is "truthy" or "falsy"
Falsy Values
let falsy = [
0, '0',
'no', 'No', 'NO',
'off', 'Off', 'OFF',
false, 'false', 'False', 'FALSE',
];
Truthy values
let truthy = [
1, '1',
'on', 'On', 'ON',
'yes', 'Yes', 'YES',
true, 'true', 'True', 'TRUE',
];
Passing Boolean Rule
import validator from 'vuejs-validators';
let form = { selected: 'Yes' };
let rules = { selected: ['boolean'] };
validator(form, rules).validate();
Failing Boolean Rule
import validator from 'vuejs-validators';
form = { selected: null };
rules = { selected: ['boolean'] };
validator(form, rules).validate();
The field under validation must have a matching field of foo_confirmation. For example, if the field under validation is password, a matching password_confirmation field must be present in the input.
Passing Confirmed Rule
```js bash
import validator from 'vuejs-validators';
let form = { password: 'secret', password_confirmation: 'secret' }
let rules = { password: 'confirmed' }
validator(form, rules).validate();
> `Failing Confirmed Rule`
```js bash
import validator from 'vuejs-validators';
// Rule Fails When No {attribute}_confirmation field exists
let form = { password: 'secret' };
let rules = { password: 'confirmed' };
validator(form, rules).validate();
// Rule Fails When {attribute} value does not match {attribute}_confirmation value
let form = { password: 'secret', password_confirmation: 'not_secret' };
let rules = { password: 'confirmed' };
validator(form, rules).validate();
(Date)
The field under validation must be a valid, non-relative date according to the new Date js constructor.
Passes Date Rule
4.22.1997
4-22-1997
4/22/1997
April 22 1997
Tuesday April 22 1997
Fails Date Rule
asdfweadf
23423423
[]
(Date)
The field under validation must be the same date as the rules date
Passes Date Equals Rule
let form = {
one: '4-22-1997',
two: 'April 22 2025'
}
let rules = {
one: 'date_equals:4-22-1997',
two: 'date_equals:April 22 2025',
}
Fails Date Equals Rule
let form = {
one: '4-22-1997',
two: '2-12-1997'
}
let rules = {
one: 'date_equals:4-24-1998',
two: 'date_equals:1-11-1996',
}
### Different Validation Rule
> The given field value is different than another field value
> `Passing Different Rule`
js bash
import validator from 'vuejs-validators';
let form = { password: 'asdfasdfasdf', confirm_password: 'secret' };
let rules = { password: 'different:confirm_password' };
validator(form, rules).validate();
> `Failing Different Rule`
js bash
import validator from 'vuejs-validators';
let form = { password: 'secret', confirm_password: 'secret' }
let rules = { password: 'different:confirm_password' }
validator(form, rules).validate();
The field under validation must be numeric and must have an exact length of value.
Passing Digits Rule
import validator from 'vuejs-validators';
let form = { amount: '10000' }
let rules = { amount: 'digits:6' }
validator(form, rules).validate();
Failing Digits Rule
import validator from 'vuejs-validator'
let form = { amount: '10000' }
let rules = { amount: 'digits:4' }
validator(form, rules).validate();
### Digits Between Rule
> The field under validation must be numeric and have a length between the lower and upper limit defined.
> `Passing Digits Between Rule`
js
import validator from 'vuejs-validators';
let form = { amount: '10000' }
let rules = { amount: 'digits_between:4,6' }
validator(form, rules).validate();
> `Failing Digits Rule`
js
import validator from 'vuejs-validator'
let form = { amount: '10000' }
let rules = { amount: 'digits_between:3,5' }
validator(form, rules).validate();
The field under validation must be an array with no duplicate values.
Passing Distinct Rule
import validator from 'vuejs-validators';
let form = { shopping_list: ['ham', 'eggs', 'milk', 'turkey'] }
let rules = { shopping_list: 'distinct' }
validator(form, rules).validate();
Failing Digits Rule
import validator from 'vuejs-validator'
let form = { shopping_list: ['ham', 'ham', 'eggs', 'milk', 'turkey'] }
let rules = { shopping_list: 'distinct' }
validator(form, rules).validate();
### Email Rule
> The given field value must be an email
> `Passing Email Rule`
js
import validator from 'vuejs-validators';
let form = { email: '[email protected]' };
let rules = { email: ['email'] };
validator(form, rules).validate();
> `Failing Email Rule`
js
import validator from 'vuejs-validators';
let form = { email: '[email protected]'}
let rules = { email: ['email'] }
validator(form, rules).validate();
### Ends With Rule
> The field under validation must end with one of the given values.
> `Passing Ends With Rule`
js
import validator from 'vuejs-validators';
let form = { name: 'sammie' };
let rules = { name: 'ends_with:sl,ie,asx' };
validator(form, rules).validate();
> `Failing String Rule`
js
import validator from 'vuejs-validators';
let form = { name: 5 };
let rules = { name: 'ends_with:sl,ie,asx' };
validator(form, rules).validate();
let form = { name: 'azure' };
let rules = { name: 'ends_with:sl,ie,asx' };
validator(form, rules).validate();
### Greater Than Rule
(Numeric)
Number must be greater than compared value
> Passing greater than rule
js
let form = {
age: 24,
members: 19,
percentage: 0.4,
};
let rules = {
age: 'greater_than:13',
members: 'greater_than:10',
percentage: 'greater_than:0.35',
};
> Failing greater than rule
js
let form = {
age: 24,
members: 19,
percentage: 0.4,
};
let rules = {
age: 'greater_than:24',
members: 'greater_than:100',
percentage: 'greater_than:0.9',
};
(Greater Than Or Equal - Numeric)
Number must be greater than or equal to compared value
Passing greater than or equal rule (gte)
let form = {
age: 24,
members: 19,
percentage: 0.4,
};
let rules = {
age: 'gte:24',
members: 'gte:10',
percentage: 'gte:0.35',
};
Failing greater than or equal rule (gte)
let form = {
age: 24,
members: 19,
percentage: 0.4,
};
let rules = {
age: 'greater_than:25',
members: 'greater_than:100',
percentage: 'greater_than:0.9',
};
### Integer Rule
> This validation rule does not verify that the input is of the "integer" variable type, only that the input is a string or numeric value that contains an integer.
> `Passing Integer Rule`
js
import validator from 'vuejs-validators';
let form = { students: 25 }
let rules = { students: ['integer'] }
validator(form, rules).validate();
> `Failing Integer Rule`
js
import validator from 'vuejs-validators';
let form = { students: 'yes' }
let rules = { students: ['integer'] }
validator(form, rules).validate();
### IP Rule
> This validation rule confirms that value is an IP address.
> `Passing IP Rule`
- "115.42.150.37"
- "192.168.0.1"
- "110.234.52.124"
- "2001:0db8:85a3:0000:0000:8a2e:0370:7334" (Ipv6)
> `Failing IP Rule`
- "210.110" – must have 4 octets
- "255" – must have 4 octets
- "y.y.y.y" – the only digit has allowed
- "255.0.0.y" – the only digit has allowed
- "666.10.10.20" – digit must between [0-255]
- "4444.11.11.11" – digit must between [0-255]
- "33.3333.33.3" – digit must between [0-255]
### IPv4 Rule
> This validation rule confirms that value is an IPv4 address.
> `Passing IPv4 Rule`
- "115.42.150.37"
- "192.168.0.1"
- "110.234.52.124"
> `Failing IPv4 Rule`
- "210.110" – must have 4 octets
- "255" – must have 4 octets
- "y.y.y.y" – the only digit has allowed
- "255.0.0.y" – the only digit has allowed
- "666.10.10.20" – digit must between [0-255]
- "4444.11.11.11" – digit must between [0-255]
- "33.3333.33.3" – digit must between [0-255]
- "2001:0db8:85a3:0000:0000:8a2e:0370:7334" (Ipv6)
### IPv6 Rule
> This validation rule confirms that value is an IPv6 address.
> `Passing IPv6 Rule`
- "2001:0db8:85a3:0000:0000:8a2e:0370:7334" (Ipv6)
> `Failing IPv6 Rule`
- "210.110" – must have 4 octets
- "255" – must have 4 octets
- "y.y.y.y" – the only digit has allowed
- "255.0.0.y" – the only digit has allowed
- "666.10.10.20" – digit must between [0-255]
- "4444.11.11.11" – digit must between [0-255]
- "33.3333.33.3" – digit must between [0-255]
- "110.234.52.124"
- "192.168.0.1"
- "115.42.150.37"
### Json Rule
> The given field value must be a Json String
> `Passing Json Rule`
js
import validator from 'vuejs-validators';
let form = { content: JSON.stringify({ inspire: 'love' }) };
let rules = { content: 'json' };
validator(form, rules).validate();
> `Failing Json Rule`
js
import validator from 'vuejs-validators';
let form = { content: 'fasdf' }
let rules = { content: 'json' }
validator(form, rules).validate();
(Numeric)
Number must be less than compared value
Passing less than rule
let form = {
age: 24,
members: 19,
percentage: 0.4,
} ;
let rules = {
age: 'less_than:25',
members: 'less_than:20',
percentage: 'less_than:0.8',
}
Failing less than rule
let form = {
age: 24,
members: 19,
percentage: 0.4,
};
let rules = {
age: 'less_than:24',
members: 'less_than:10',
percentage: 'less_than:0.1',
}
### Lte Rule
(Less than or equal - Numeric)
Number must be less than or equal to compared value
> Passing Less than or equal (lte) rule
js
let form = {
age: 24,
members: 19,
percentage: 0.4,
} ;
let rules = {
age: 'lte:24',
members: 'lte:20',
percentage: 'lte:0.8',
}
> Failing less than or equal (lte) rule
js
let form = {
age: 24,
members: 19,
percentage: 0.4,
};
let rules = {
age: 'less_than:24',
members: 'less_than:10',
percentage: 'less_than:0.5',
}
The given field must not be more than the defined maximum limit
Passing Max Limit Rule
import validator from 'vuejs-validators';
let form = { password: 'secret' }
let rules = { password: 'max:10' }
validator(form, rules).validate();
Failing Max Limit Rule
import validator from 'vuejs-validator'
let form = { password: 'secret'}
let rules = { password: 'max:4' }
validator(form, rules).validate();
The given field must not be less than the defined minimum limit
Passing Min Limit Rule
import validator from 'vuejs-validators';
let form = { password: 'secret' }
let rules = { password: 'min:6' }
validator(form, rules).validate();
Failing Min Limit Rule
import validator from 'vuejs-validator'
let form = { password: 'secret'}
let rules = { password: 'min:8' }
validator(form, rules).validate();
The given field value must NOT match the regular expression pattern
Passing Not Regex Rule
import validator from 'vuejs-validators';
let form = { email: 'ex.-fn' };
let rules = { email: ['regex:/^.+@.+$/i'] };
validator(form, rules).validate();
Failing Not Regex Rule
import validator from 'vuejs-validators';
let form = { email: '[email protected]'}
let rules = { email: ['regex:/^.+@.+$/i'] }
validator(form, rules).validate();
The given field must NOT be "within" the comma delimited list of items
Passing Not Within Rule
```js bash
import validator from 'vuejs-validators';
let form = { language: 'PigLatin' }
let rules = { language: 'not_within:German,Spanish,English,Latin' }
validator(form, rules).validate();
> `Failing Not Within Rule`
```js
import validator from 'vuejs-validators';
let form = { pencil: '2a'};
let rules = { pencil: 'not_within:notebook,pencil,2a,marker,sharpie,whiteboard' };
validator(form, rules).validate();
The given field must be a Number (Strict Typed Check). See Numeric For Looser Type Checking
Passing Number Rule
import validator from 'vuejs-validators';
let form = { id: 15 };
let rules = { id: ['number'] };
validator(form, rules).validate();
Failing Number Rule
import validator from 'vuejs-validators';
let form = { id: '15'}
let rules = { id: ['number'] }
validator(form, rules).validate();
Determine if a value is numeric, or is a string that can properly represent a numeric
Numerical value, not strict number check
Automatically attempts to cast value to numerical value.
Validates that field value an integer, decimal, or bigInt.
Passing Numeric Rule
import validator from 'vuejs-validators';
let form = { members: '25' }
let rules = { member: ['numeric'] }
validator(form, rules).validate();
Failing Numeric Rule
import validator from 'vuejs-validators';
let form = { members: 'yes' }
let rules = { member: ['numeric'] }
validator(form, rules).validate();
The given field value must be a phone number
Passing Phone Rule
import validator from 'vuejs-validators';
let form = { send_sms: ['555-555-5555'] }
let rules = { send_sms: ['phone'] }
validator(form, rules).validate();
Failing Phone Rule
import validator from 'vuejs-validators';
let form = { send_sms: '+(3) - 4 32'}
let rules = { send_sms: ['phone'] }
validator(form, rules).validate();
Phone Number Formats Within Testing Coverage
+61 1 2345 6789
+61 01 2345 6789
01 2345 6789
01-2345-6789
(01) 2345 6789
(01) 2345-6789
5555555555
(555) 555 5555
555 555 5555
+15555555555
555-555-5555
(Any contributions welcome for improving regex validation patterns for current rules as well as adding new rules)
The given field value must match the regular expression pattern
Passing Regex Rule
import validator from 'vuejs-validators';
let form = { email: '[email protected]' };
let rules = { email: ['regex:/^.+@.+$/i'] };
validator(form, rules).validate();
Failing Regex Rule
import validator from 'vuejs-validators';
let form = { email: 'ex.-fn'}
let rules = { email: ['regex:/^.+@.+$/i'] }
validator(form, rules).validate();
Validates that a given field exists and its value is set
Passing Required Rule
import validator from 'vuejs-validators';
let form = { name: 'jules' };
let rules = { name: ['required'] };
validator(form, rules).validate();
Failing Required Rule
import validator from 'vuejs-validators';
let form = {};
let rules = { name: ['required'] };
validator(form, rules).validate();
The given field value is the same as another field value
Passing Same Rule
```js bash
import validator from 'vuejs-validators';
let form = { password: 'secret', confirm_password: 'secret' }
let rules = { password: 'same:confirm_password' }
validator(form, rules).validate();
> `Failing Same Rule`
```js bash
import validator from 'vuejs-validators';
let form = { password: 'asdfasdfasdf', confirm_password: 'secret' };
let rules = { password: 'same:confirm_password' };
validator(form, rules).validate();
The field under validation must start with one of the given values.
Passing Starts With Rule
import validator from 'vuejs-validators';
let form = { name: 'sammie' };
let rules = { name: 'starts_with:joe,sam,tom' };
validator(form, rules).validate();
Failing Starts With Rule
import validator from 'vuejs-validators';
let form = { name: 5 };
let rules = { name: 'starts_with:sl,ie,asx' };
validator(form, rules).validate();
let form = { name: 'azure' };
let rules = { name: 'starts_with:joe, sam, tom' };
validator(form, rules).validate();
The given field value must be a String
Passing String Rule
import validator from 'vuejs-validators';
let form = { name: 'sammie' };
let rules = { name: 'string' };
validator(form, rules).validate();
Failing String Rule
import validator from 'vuejs-validators';
let form = { name: 54345 }
let rules = { name: 'string' }
validator(form, rules).validate();
The given field value must be an http(s) url
Passing Url Rule
import validator from 'vuejs-validators';
let form = { link: 'https://cleancode.studio' };
let rules = { link: 'url' };
validator(form, rules).validate();
Failing Url Rule
import validator from 'vuejs-validators';
let form = { link: 'httP/[email protected]'}
let rules = { link: 'url' }
validator(form, rules).validate();
The given field must be "within" the comma delimited list of items
Passing Within Rule
```js bash
import validator from 'vuejs-validators';
let form = { name: 'Sam' }
let rules = { name: 'within:James,Boronica,Sam,Steve,Lenny' }
validator(form, rules).validate();
> `Failing Within Rule`
```js
import validator from 'vuejs-validators';
let form = { name: 'jake'};
let rules = { name: 'within:patricia,veronica,samuel,jeviah' };
validator(form, rules).validate();
errors().add('company', 'Your company is important to us, add the proper information so others can learn about it to!');
# errors.list('company')
[
'Company field is required',
'Company field must have no more than 15 characters',
'Your company is important to us, add the proper information so others can learn about it to!'
]
Return "all" error messages as object of fields with list of their error messages
errors().all();
{
name: ['Name field is required', 'Name field must have at lest 3 characters'],
email: ['Email field must be an email', 'Email field must have at least 3 characters']
}
Determine if there are currently "any" error messages within error bag
errors().any();
true: If there are any error messages
false: If there are NOT any error messages
Force macro acts the same as macro, with the option to forcefully override core functions and already existing macros.
(Use with caution).
Note See forceLocalMacro to only apply the method on a specific instance instead of globally on the prototype constructor
errors().get('name');
// Output: 'Name field is required'
errors().forceMacro('get', function (field) {
return this.list(field).join(', ');
});
errors().get('name');
// Output: 'Name field is required, Name field can not be greater than 3 characters, Name field must be a string'
Forget error messages on all fields or optionally on a specific field
errors.forget(); // Forget errors messages for all fields
errors.forget('name'); // only forget the error messages for a specific field
Get first available error message on a given field
errors.get('name');
Check if a specific field "has" error messages
errors.has('name');
List all error messages or optionally list all array messages for a specific field
errors.list(); // ['Name is a required field']
errors.list('name'); // ['Name is a required field']
errors.list('email'); // ['Email field must be an email', 'Email is a required field']
Extend errors message bag instance using macros
Note See localMacro to only apply the method on a specific instance instead of globally on the prototype constructor
errors().macro('count', function () {
return this.list().length();
});
// errors().count() === errors().list().count();
Set all error messages, or optionally set given fields error messages
// Set all fields error messages
errors().set({
name: ['Name field is off, check it out and try again', 'Name field is in wrong language'],
formula: ['Formula is not incorrect according to the laws of physics']
});
// Set specific field error messages
errors().set('name', ['Name field is off, check it out and try again', 'Name field is in wrong language']);
Hook into validation life cycle and add custom functionality
- before
- passed
- failed
- after
NOTE: The "After" hook runs prior to failed or passed
- May Register callbacks
- May Register more than one callback
- Forgets Registered callback after it's run
- Registered callbacks accept the validator instance
Before validation rules are checked
validator(data, rules).before(validation => {
validation.extend({
uppercase: [
':attribute mst be upper case',
({ value }) => value === value.toUpperCase()
]
})
})
After validation rules are checked
// Within vue instance, you can call another method
validator(data, rules).after(validation => {
validation.errors.add('custom', 'Add Custom Error Message')
});
Runs when validation data passed validation rules
validator(data, rules).passed((validation) => {
axios.post('/data', data).then(response => {
window.location = '/home';
})
.catch(errors => console.error)
});
Runs when validation data failed validation rules
validator(data, rules).failed(validation => {
console.log('error messages: ', validation.errors.all())
});
extend several provided features of this package
- Custom Error Messages
- Custom Validation Rule
- Custom Validation Rules
Customize rule error messages
- Globally, each rule provides a default error message
- Easily override rule's default error message
- Simply pass 'messages' to our validator
- Only override messages you want to
```js bash
import validator from 'vuejs-validators';
let data = { name: '', email: '' };
let rules = {
name: ['min:3', 'max:12', 'string', 'required'],
email: ['email', 'required']
};
let messages = {
'name.min': 'Whoops! :attribute is less than :min characters',
'name.required': 'Wha oh, doesnt look like there any value for your :attribute field',
'email.email': 'Really? Email is called Email...it has to be an email...',
};
let validation = validator(input, rules, messages)
## Extending: Custom Rules
> `Add Your Own Validation Rules`
- Easily add, or override, validation rules
- Add a group of rules at a time
- Add a single rule add a time
### Extending: Custom Rules ~ Add Single Rule
> `validator.extend(name, [message, rule])`
```js
validator(data, rules).extend('uppercase', [
':attribute must be uppercase',
({ value, validator, parameters }) => value === value.toUpperCase(),
]);
validator.extend({ first: [message, rule], second: [message, rule], etc... })
validation.extend({
uppercase: [
':attribute must be uppercase',
({ value }) => value === value.toUpperCase(),
],
not_uppercase: [
':attribute must not be uppercase',
({ value }) => value !== value.toUpperCase()
],
required_without: [
':attribute is only required when form is missing :required_without field',
({ validator, parameters }) => !Object.keys(validator.data).includes(parameters[0])
],
required_with: [
':attribute is required with the :required_with field',
({ validator, parameters }) => Object.keys(validator.data).includes(parameters[0])
],
});
For more advanced fields (Ex: "Required If", "Same As Fields")
you may need the entire validation "context" object.
To see the entirety of our provided validation context, hook into
a rule validator method, pass through a single; non-deconstructed parameter,
and console.log it (Checkout the example directly below)
Cool Tip Example: Log The Validation Context Object To Your Console
validation.extend('uppercase', [
':attribute must be uppercase',
// context
context => {
// console.log it to check it out
console.log({ context });
return context.value === context.value.toUpperCase(),
}
]);
import validator from 'vuejs-validators';
let form = {
name: null,
email: null,
password: null,
phone_number: null,
confirm_password: null,
terms_of_service: 'no',
};
let rules = {
name: 'required|min:4|string|max:10',
email: 'required|email|min:4|max:12',
password: 'required|same:confirm_password|min:8',
confirm_password: 'required|min:8',
phone_number: 'required|phone',
terms_of_service: 'truthy|required',
};
let messages = {
'name.required': ':attribute is a required field',
'name.min': ':attribute can not be less than :min characters',
'name.string': ':attribute must be a string',
'name.max': ':attribute may not be more than :max characters',
'email.required': ':attribute is required',
'email.email': ':attribute must be an email address',
'email.min': ':attribute may not be less than :min',
'email.max': ':attribute may not be more than :max',
'password.same': ':attribute must have the same value as :same',
'password.min': ':attribute may not be less than :min',
'password.required': ':attribute is a required field',
'phone_number.required': ':attribute is a required field',
'phone_number.phone': ':attribute must be a valid phone number',
'terms_of_service:truthy': ':attribute must have a truthy value ("on", "On", "yes", "Yes", "1", 1, true, "true")',
'terms_of_service:required': ':attribute is required',
};
validator(form, rules, messages).validate();
PRs are welcomed to this project.
If you want to improve the vuejs-validators library, add
functionality or improve the docs please feel free to submit a PR.
- date rule
- date equals rule
- before (date) rule
- before_or_equal (date) rule
- after (date) rule
- after_or_equal (date) rule
- less_than (numeric) rule
- greater_than (numeric) rule
- lte (less than or equal numeric) rule
- macro, localMacro, forceMacro, and forceLocalMacro methods added on validators and Error Messages Api
- macro, localMacro, forceMacro, and forceLocalMacro methods testing added with associated docs in vueform-js repo
- Error messages "forceMacro" method (Override core functions)
- Error messages documentation refactored according to updates
- "passing" method, returns a success message bag, but it is not officially documented nor officially supported as of yet.
- MessageBag & MessageBagFactory (Error messages api is an implementation of the message bag prototype) are exported and optional imports
- Changes to adapt package to vuejs-form implementation
- Added ip rule
- Added ipv4 rule
- Added ipv6 rule
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