Simple module for checking that a set of required options exist and are non-empty strings in a given options object.
Useful for proactively verifying that an API was called with the required configuration.
Runs in node and in the browser.
$ npm install validate-options
var validateOpts = require('validate-options');
var opts = {
cat: "muffy",
dog: "rufus"
};
validateOpts.hasAll(opts, 'cat'); // ok
validateOpts.hasAll(opts, 'cat', 'dog'); // ok
validateOpts.hasAll(opts, 'cat', 'fish'); // Error('Missing required option: fish');
validateOpts.hasAll(opts, 'fish', 'pony'); // Error('Missing required options: fish, pony');
validateOpts.hasOne(opts, 'cat'); // ok
validateOpts.hasOne(opts, 'cat', 'dog'); // ok
validateOpts.hasOne(opts, 'cat', 'fish'); // ok
validateOpts.hasOne(opts, 'fish', 'pony'); // Error('Missing at least one required option from: fish, pony');
For either hasAll
or hasOne
, the options argument can be given a function,
in which case it is called with the required option key and should return the
value.
For example:
function getConfig(key) {
if (key === 'cat') { return "muffy"; }
if (key === 'dog') { return "rufus"; }
return undefined;
}
validateOpts.hasAll(getConfig, 'cat'); // ok
validateOpts.hasAll(getConfig, 'cat', 'dog'); // ok
validateOpts.hasAll(getConfig, 'cat', 'fish'); // Error('Missing required option: fish');
validateOpts.hasAll(getConfig, 'fish', 'pony'); // Error('Missing required options: fish, pony');
validateOpts.hasOne(getConfig, 'cat'); // ok
validateOpts.hasOne(getConfig, 'cat', 'dog'); // ok
validateOpts.hasOne(getConfig, 'cat', 'fish'); // ok
validateOpts.hasOne(getConfig, 'fish', 'pony'); // Error('Missing at least one required option from: fish, pony');
By default the library will throw a vanilla Error
object which can be overridden.
var validateOpts = require('validate-options');
validateOpts.setErrorClass(ValidationError);
validateOpts.hasAll({foo: 'bar'}, 'baz'); // ValidationError('Missing required option: baz');