is-schema

Constrain a variable to a schema

var isSchema = require('is-schema')
  , val = 'hello world'
  , ret
;

ret = isSchema(val, {
    type: 'string'
  , length: {
      between: [5, 15]
  }
  , match: /^[a-zA-Z ]+$/
});

ret.valid;
// true
ret.value;
// 'hello world'

Installation

$ npm install is-schema

Dependencies

• is-validation
• fast-apply

API

is-schema uses is-validation to constrain the schema. All methods on is-validation's Chain are available through the schema.

isSchema(val, schema)

• val - The variable to constrain to a schema
• schema - The schema object describing what val should be. If schema is a string, it will be treated as the schema's type

The schema type may be one of the following:

• string
• number
• integer
• float
• date
• regExp
• object

If a schema's property is an object, it will treat it as another schema for val's property:

isSchema({ foo: 5 }, {
    type: 'object'
  , foo: { // constrain `val`'s `foo` property to this schema
      type: number
    , greaterThan: 0
  }
}).valid;
// true

Limitations

• The order in which the variable is validated / manipulated against the schema cannot be defined. Using the manipulation methods of is-validation may have unexpected results