Doz Validator

A powerful, type-safe validation library for TypeScript/JavaScript with zero dependencies.

Features

• 🎯 Type-safe validation
• 🚀 Zero dependencies
• 💪 Extensive validation rules
• 🔄 Composable validation
• 📝 Clear error messages
• 🌟 TypeScript support

Installation

deno add jsr:@fanboykun/doz-validator

Quick Start

import { Rule, Validate } from "doz-validator";

const validation = new Validate({
  name: Rule.string("John"),
  age: Rule.number(25, { min: 0, max: 120 }),
  email: Rule.email("john@example.com"),
});

if (validation.result.valid) {
  console.log("Valid data:", validation.result.data);
} else {
  console.log("Validation errors:", validation.result.exception);
}

Available Validation Rules

Basic Types

Rule.string(value)

Validates that the input is a non-empty string.

Rule.string("hello"); // ✅
Rule.string(""); // ❌ "must be string"

Rule.number(value, options?)

Validates numbers with optional min/max constraints.

Rule.number(25, { min: 0, max: 100 }); // ✅
Rule.number(-1, { min: 0 }); // ❌ "must be greater than 0"

Rule.boolean(value)

Validates boolean values.

Rule.boolean(true); // ✅
Rule.boolean("true"); // ❌ "must be boolean"

Arrays

Rule.array(value, options?)

Validates arrays with optional length constraints.

Rule.array([1, 2, 3], { minLength: 1, maxLength: 5 }); // ✅
Rule.array([], { minLength: 1 }); // ❌ "length must be at least 1"

Rule.arrayOf(value, validator)

Validates array elements using a specified validator.

Rule.arrayOf([1, 2, 3], Rule.number); // ✅
Rule.arrayOf([1, "2", 3], Rule.number); // ❌ "Item at index 1: must be number"

Rule.arrayIncludes(value, items)

Validates that an array includes all specified items.

Rule.arrayIncludes(["a", "b", "c"], ["a", "b"]); // ✅
Rule.arrayIncludes(["a"], ["a", "b"]); // ❌ "must include all of these items: b"

Objects

Rule.object(value)

Validates that the input is an object.

Rule.object({ key: "value" }); // ✅
Rule.object(null); // ❌ "must be object"

Rule.shape(value, shape)

Validates object properties against specified validators.

Rule.shape(
  { name: "John", age: 25 },
  { name: Rule.string, age: Rule.number },
); // ✅

Rule.hasProperties(value, properties)

Validates that an object has specified properties.

Rule.hasProperties({ a: 1, b: 2 }, ["a", "b"]); // ✅
Rule.hasProperties({ a: 1 }, ["a", "b"]); // ❌ "must have all of these properties: b"

Special Types

Rule.email(value)

Validates email addresses.

Rule.email("test@example.com"); // ✅
Rule.email("invalid-email"); // ❌ "must be valid email address"

Rule.date(value)

Validates dates.

Rule.date("2023-12-25"); // ✅
Rule.date("invalid-date"); // ❌ "must be valid date"

Rule.url(value, options?)

Validates URLs with optional protocol restrictions.

Rule.url("https://example.com", { protocols: ["https"] }); // ✅
Rule.url("ftp://example.com", { protocols: ["https"] }); // ❌ "must use one of these protocols: https"

Rule.password(value, options?)

Validates passwords with customizable requirements.

Rule.password("Test123!", {
  minLength: 8,
  requireUppercase: true,
  requireNumbers: true,
  requireSpecialChars: true,
}); // ✅

Rule.uuidv4(value)

Validates UUIDv4 strings.

Rule.uuidv4("123e4567-e89b-4d3c-8456-426614174000"); // ✅
Rule.uuidv4("invalid-uuid"); // ❌ "must be a valid UUIDv4"

Rule.ip(value, allowLocal?)

Validates IP addresses (v4 and v6).

Rule.ip("192.168.1.1", true); // ✅ (allows local IPs)
Rule.ip("256.256.256.256"); // ❌ "must be valid IPv4 or IPv6 address"

Modifiers

Rule.nullable(validator)

Makes a validator accept null values.

Rule.nullable(Rule.string)(null); // ✅
Rule.nullable(Rule.string)("hello"); // ✅

Rule.optional(validator)

Makes a validator accept undefined values.

Rule.optional(Rule.string)(undefined); // ✅
Rule.optional(Rule.string)("hello"); // ✅

Advanced Usage

Composing Validations

const userValidation = new Validate({
  user: Rule.shape({
    name: Rule.string("John"),
    age: Rule.number(25, { min: 18 }),
    email: Rule.email("john@example.com"),
    preferences: Rule.shape({
      newsletter: Rule.boolean(true),
      theme: Rule.string("dark"),
    }),
  }),
});

Optional Fields

const validation = new Validate({
  requiredField: Rule.string("hello"),
  optionalField: Rule.optional(Rule.string)(undefined),
  nullableField: Rule.nullable(Rule.number)(null),
});

Error Handling

The validation result will be either:

// Success case
{
  valid: true,
  data: {
    // Your validated data
  }
}

// Error case
{
  valid: false,
  exception: {
    // Field-specific error messages
  }
}

Contributing

Contributions are welcome! Please feel free to submit a Pull Request.

License

This project is licensed under the MIT License - see the LICENSE.md file for details.