@naturalcycles/nodejs-lib/dist/validation/joi/joi.shared.schemas.js

Standard library for Node.js

"use strict";
Object.defineProperty(exports, "__esModule", { value: true });
const joi_extensions_1 = require("./joi.extensions");
// Should all booleans be optional as a convention? So undefined will be just treated as false?
exports.booleanSchema = joi_extensions_1.Joi.boolean();
exports.stringSchema = joi_extensions_1.Joi.string();
exports.numberSchema = joi_extensions_1.Joi.number();
exports.integerSchema = joi_extensions_1.Joi.number().integer();
exports.dateStringSchema = exports.stringSchema.dateString();
exports.binarySchema = joi_extensions_1.Joi.binary();
exports.urlSchema = (scheme = 'https') => joi_extensions_1.Joi.string().uri({ scheme });
function arraySchema(items) {
    return items ? joi_extensions_1.Joi.array().items(items) : joi_extensions_1.Joi.array();
}
exports.arraySchema = arraySchema;
function objectSchema(schema) {
    return joi_extensions_1.Joi.object(schema);
}
exports.objectSchema = objectSchema;
exports.anySchema = joi_extensions_1.Joi.any();
exports.anyObjectSchema = joi_extensions_1.Joi.object().options({ stripUnknown: false });
// 1g498efj5sder3324zer
/**
 * [a-z0-9_]*
 * 6-16 length
 */
exports.idSchema = exports.stringSchema
    .regex(/^[a-z0-9_]*$/)
    .min(6)
    .max(64);
/**
 * `_` should NOT be allowed to be able to use slug-ids as part of natural ids with `_` separator.
 */
exports.SLUG_PATTERN = /^[a-z0-9-]*$/;
/**
 * "Slug" - a valid URL, filename, etc.
 */
exports.slugSchema = exports.stringSchema.regex(exports.SLUG_PATTERN).min(1).max(255);
// 16725225600 is 2500-01-01
exports.unixTimestampSchema = exports.numberSchema.integer().min(0).max(16725225600);
// 2
exports.verSchema = exports.numberSchema.optional().integer().min(1).max(100);
/**
 * Be careful, by default emailSchema does TLD validation. To disable it - use `stringSchema.email({tld: false}).lowercase()`
 */
exports.emailSchema = exports.stringSchema.email().lowercase();
/**
 * Pattern is simplified for our use, it's not a canonical SemVer.
 */
exports.SEM_VER_PATTERN = /^[0-9]+\.[0-9]+\.[0-9]+$/;
exports.semVerSchema = exports.stringSchema.regex(exports.SEM_VER_PATTERN);
// todo: .error(() => 'should be SemVer')
exports.userAgentSchema = exports.stringSchema
    .min(5) // I've seen UA of `Android` (7 characters)
    .max(400);
exports.utcOffsetSchema = exports.numberSchema
    .min(-14 * 60)
    .max(14 * 60)
    .dividable(15);
// todo: we used to have format as "192.168.0.1/192.168.0.2" (slash with provided X-Forwarded-For value)
// maybe it'll break this validation
exports.ipAddressSchema = exports.stringSchema.ip();
//# sourceMappingURL=joi.shared.schemas.js.map