This README is deprecated in the aspect of module loading.

organizator-validator is a validation engine and library for JavaScript which has its own scripting language. It's extendable in object-oriented manner and part of Organizator framework.

Validator uses its own scripting language in HTML elements, JavaScript objects or plain values. Rules can be defined as JavaScript classes and registered to Validator.

HTML example:

<input id="my-input" type="text" org-validate="@notblank && ( ( @alphanumeric && @length(min=3) ) || ( @numeric && @length(max=8) ) )">

<script>
	let myInput = document.querySelector('#my-input');
	validator.validateHTMLElement(myInput);
</script>

JS object example:

let myObj = {
    foo: 'bar',
    email: 'baz',
    _validationRules: {
        foo: "@length(min=4)",
        email: "@email"
    }
}

validator.validateObject(myObj);

Scripting language of Validator has following properties:

• Grouping with parenthesis
• Combining constraints with && (AND) and || (OR) operators
• Allows parameters for parametric validations: @length(min=8, max=16), @email(tld='com'), @email(tld="com")

You can register your custom constraints to Validator by defining a class.

JS:

// project_path/js/constraints/MyCustomConstraint.js

define(
    [
        'organizator/Component/Validation/Constraint',
        'organizator/Component/Validation/ConstraintValidationResultBuilder'
    ],
    function(
        Organizator_Validation_Constraint,
        Organizator_Validation_ConstraintValidationResultBuilder,
    ){ 
        class MyCustomConstraint extends Organizator_Validation_Constraint {
            constructor(options) {
                super();

                Object.assign(this, options);

                this.messages['ERROR_NOT_VALID'] = 'Invalid.';
                this.messages['SUCCESS_VALID'] = 'Valid.';
            }

            static getName(){
                return 'mycustomconstraint';
            }

            validate(value) {
                var resultBuilder = new Organizator_Validation_ConstraintValidationResultBuilder();

                resultBuilder.setValue(value);

                if(value !== this.someoption){
                    resultBuilder.addError(this.messages['ERROR_NOT_VALID']);
                }else{
                    resultBuilder.addSuccess(this.messages['SUCCESS_VALID']);
                }

                return resultBuilder.getResult();
            }
        }
        
        return MyCustomConstraint;
    }
);

HTML:

<input org-validate="@mycustomconstraint(someoption=3)">