A JavaScript library for sanitizing and validating objects with synchronous and asynchronous support.
Schema-Inspector is a JavaScript library for sanitizing and validating JavaScript objects using schema definitions. It solves the problem of ensuring data cleanliness and correctness by providing a comprehensive set of sanitization rules (like trimming, casting, formatting) and validation checks (like type, pattern, length).
JavaScript developers building applications that require robust data validation and sanitization, such as form handling, API input processing, or data transformation pipelines.
Developers choose Schema-Inspector for its dual sanitization and validation capabilities, support for both synchronous and asynchronous operations, and extensible custom fields, offering more control than basic validation libraries.
Schema-Inspector is a simple JavaScript object sanitization and validation module.
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Combines data cleaning like trimming and type casting with validation checks in a single schema, eliminating the need for separate libraries as shown in the README example.
Supports both synchronous execution and callback-based asynchronous operations, allowing for custom validation logic that requires async checks, as documented in the asynchronous call section.
Enables defining reusable validation or sanitization rules through custom field extensions, providing flexibility for complex use cases.
Offers extensive type support, patterns, length constraints, and custom exec functions, allowing detailed control over data integrity.
The README notes security-related changes in email validation regex across versions (e.g., 2.0.0 and 2.0.3), requiring careful testing and upgrades.
Explicitly states it is not compatible with JSON Schema, limiting integration with tools or systems that rely on this standard.
Implementing custom fields and asynchronous validation requires additional configuration and deeper API understanding, which can be steep for beginners.