stringman/lib/source/password.js

Stringman does string manipulation and other string operations. Do anything from lightening color codes to swapping email address in a string!

"use strict";
Object.defineProperty(exports, "__esModule", { value: true });
exports.pwd = void 0;
const common_1 = require("./utility/common");
function buildRegex(options) {
    return new RegExp(`^[${options.lc ? 'a-z' : ''}${options.capital ? 'A-Z' : ''}${options.num ? '0-9' : ''}${options.special || ''}]{${options.min},${options.max}}$`);
}
function isValid(str, options) {
    const re = buildRegex(options);
    return common_1.common.isValid(str, re);
}
function isValidAdvanced(str, options, advOptions) {
    if (isValid(str, options)) {
        if (advOptions) {
            const checkerObj = {
                capital: advOptions.capital ? '[A-Z]' : undefined,
                lc: advOptions.lc ? '[a-z]' : undefined,
                num: advOptions.num ? '[0-9]' : undefined,
                special: options.special && advOptions.special ? `[${options.special}]` : undefined
            };
            return (Object.keys(advOptions)
                .map((key) => {
                const ex = checkerObj[key];
                const re = new RegExp(ex, 'g');
                const matched = str.match(re);
                return matched && matched.length >= advOptions[key];
            })
                .filter((c) => !c).length < 1);
        }
        else {
            return true;
        }
    }
    else {
        return false;
    }
}
const pwd = {
    buildRegex,
    isValid,
    isValidAdvanced
};
exports.pwd = pwd;