A @qavajs library for validating data using plain English definitions. This package simplifies the process of creating validation functions by translating human-readable sentences into executable code.
You can install the library using npm:
npm install @qavajs/validationThis library supports a variety of validation types, which can all be negated by adding the word not.
equal: Checks for non-strict equality (==).strictly equal: Checks for strict equality (===).deeply equal: Performs a deep comparison of object properties or array elements.case insensitive equal: Compares two values for non-strict equality after converting them to lowercase.contain: Verifies if a string contains a specific substring.include members: Checks if an array or object includes a specific set of members.have members: Validates if an array or object has an exact match of a specified set of members.have property: Ensures an object has a particular property.above/greater than: Checks if a value is greater than another.below/less than: Checks if a value is less than another.match: Validates if a string matches a regular expression.have type: Checks the type of a variable (e.g.,string,number,boolean).match schema: Validates data against an ajv schema, which is useful for complex object validation.satisfy: verify user-defined expectation provided as predicate
You can use standalone extendable expect with many assertions out of the box
import { expect } from '@qavajs/validation';
expect(1).toEqual(1);To run the test suite for this package, use the following command:
npm run testThis project is licensed under the MIT License.
