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πŸŽ‰ Prismane v1.2.0 just arrived! πŸš€
Published on October 3, 2023 by Martin Petrov

Β Brace yourself for a burst of 21 new form validators in Prismane! πŸš€Β 

This release introduces an impressive set of 21 new form validators. These additions encompass a diverse range of validators for strings, numbers, and dates, further enriching Prismane's comprehensive validator list.Β 

✨ New


String Validators

  • - uuid: This validator checks if a string is a valid id.
- trimmed: This validator checks if a string has no more than one consecutive spaces.
  • - uppercase: This validator checks if a string has only uppercase characters.
  • - lowercase: This validator checks if a string has only lowercase characters.
  • - alphanumeric: This validator checks if a string has only alphanumeric characters.
  • - starts: This validator checks if a string starts with a given substring.
  • - ends: This validator checks if a string ends with a given substring.
  • - contains: This validator checks if a string contains a given substring.
  • - substring: This validator checks if a string is a substring of a given string.
  • - regex: This validator checks if a string matches a regular expression pattern.

Number Validators

- less: This validator checks if a number is less than a given number.
- more: This validator checks if a number is more than a given number.
- positive: This validator checks if a number is positive.
- negative: This validator checks if a number is negative.
- between: This validator checks if a number is between an interval of two numbers.
- multiple: This validator checks if a number is a multiple of a given number.

Date Validators

- before: This validator checks if a date is before a given date.
- after: This validator checks if a date is after a given date.
- future: This validator checks if a date is in the future.
- past: This validator checks if a date is in the past.

Validate Function

The `validate` function is used to asynchronously validate a given set of validators and on the first occurrence of an error, to return the returned error.