UNPKG

@nodebysam/tiny-validation

Version:

Tiny Validation is a lightweight, chainable input validation library for Node.js. Validate strings, numbers, emails, and more with ease. Example: validate(input).isEmail().isNotEmpty(). No dependencies, simple API, and perfect for quick validation needs w

57 lines (47 loc) 2.33 kB
/** * TINY VALIDATION * A minimalistic NodeJS data validation library * * By Sam Wilcox <wilcox.sam@gmail.com> * * This library is relased under the GNU v3.0 license. * For further details, see the LICENSE file. */ const test = require('ava'); const isAlphanumeric = require('../../rules/is-alphanumeric'); test('isAlphanumeric › should return true for alphanumeric string', t => { const result = isAlphanumeric('hello123'); t.true(result); // 'hello123' contains only letters and numbers, so it's alphanumeric }); test('isAlphanumeric › should return false for string with spaces', t => { const result = isAlphanumeric('hello world'); t.false(result); // 'hello world' contains a space, so not alphanumeric }); test('isAlphanumeric › should return false for string with special characters', t => { const result = isAlphanumeric('hello@world'); t.false(result); // 'hello@world' contains a special character '@', so it's not alphanumeric }); test('isAlphanumeric › should return false for string with punctuation', t => { const result = isAlphanumeric('hello!'); t.false(result); // 'hello!' contains punctuation, so not alphanumeric }); test('isAlphanumeric › should return false for empty string', t => { const result = isAlphanumeric(''); t.false(result); // Empty string is not considered alphanumeric }); test('isAlphanumeric › should return true for uppercase alphanumeric string', t => { const result = isAlphanumeric('HELLO123'); t.true(result); // 'HELLO123' contains only uppercase letters and numbers, so it's alphanumeric }); test('isAlphanumeric › should return true for mixed-case alphanumeric string', t => { const result = isAlphanumeric('Hello123'); t.true(result); // 'Hello123' contains only letters and numbers, so it's alphanumeric }); test('isAlphanumeric › should return false for non-string value', t => { const result = isAlphanumeric(123); t.false(result); // Non-string value should return false }); test('isAlphanumeric › should return false for string with numbers and special characters', t => { const result = isAlphanumeric('hello@123'); t.false(result); // 'hello@123' contains a special character '@', so it's not alphanumeric });