README.md

Joi Validation Extension

Extension for Joi 15.1.1, Joi 16.0.2 and Joi 17.1.1. A validator is created and can be used to extend Joi functionality. It's just a simple test used to check if Joi extensions are working fine in this version.

Running

git clone https://github.com/darlanmoraes/joi-validation-extension.git
cd joi-validation-extension
cd 15.1.1 # cd 16.1.7 # cd 16.1.7 
npm install
npm run build:test

How can I use the extension?

• Version: 15.1.1

import * as hapi from "@hapi/joi";
import { cpfValidator } from "../index";

const custom = hapi.extend(cpfValidator);
const schema = custom.object()
  .keys({
    mycpf0: custom.string().cpf(),
    mycpf1: custom.string().cpf(),
  });

const result = schema.validate({
    mycpf0: "000000....00001",
    mycpf1: "0000000jok0001",
  }, {
    abortEarly: false
  });

console.log(result.error);

• Version: 16.0.2

import * as hapi from "@hapi/joi";
import { cpfValidator } from "../index";

const custom = hapi.extend(cpfValidator);
const schema = custom.object()
  .keys({
    mycpf0: custom.cpf(),
    mycpf1: custom.cpf(),
  });

const result = schema.validate({
    mycpf0: "000000....00001",
    mycpf1: "0000000jok0001",
  }, {
    abortEarly: false
  });

console.log(result.error);

• Version: 17.1.1

import * as hapi from "@hapi/joi";
import { cpfValidator } from "../index";

const custom = hapi.extend(cpfValidator);
const schema = custom.object()
  .keys({
    mycpf0: custom.cpf(),
    mycpf1: custom.cpf(),
  });

const result = schema.validate({
    mycpf0: "000000....00001",
    mycpf1: "0000000jok0001",
  }, {
    abortEarly: false
  });

console.log(result.error);

Sources

• Validator: ./15.1.1/index.ts, ./16.0.2/index.ts, ./17.1.1/index.ts;
• Test: ./15.1.1/tst/index.test.ts, ./16.0.2/tst/index.test.ts, ./17.1.1/tst/index.test.ts;