Validator

A 🔋-included, supercharged & customizable,
string validation library for Arturo

• What does this package do?
• How do I use it?
• Function Reference
• License

What does this package do?

This package provides a function (valid?) that allows to check and validate strings, based on different built-in schemes/patterns, e.g e-mails, urls, etc.

How do I use it?

Simply import it and use the included valid? function:

import "validator"!

valid?.url "https://arturo-lang.io"
; => true

valid?.email "loremIpsum@"
; => false

And we may also check more than one strings:

valid?.email ["my@email.com", "info@google.com"]
; => true

Tip
Different type of checks may accept different extra params, so you'd better have a look into the reference first! 😉

Function reference

valid?

Description

check if given string is valid

Usage

valid? str :string :block

Attributes

Returns

• :logical

License

MIT License

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