Python库 | django-easy-validator-1.0.4.tar.gz

# Django Easy Validator this piece of software is inspired by the validation system of [laravel](https://laravel.com/docs/5.5/validation), you can use this software to validate your POST/GET data easily and softly.        ## Requirementse - Python 3.4 - Python 3.5 - Python 3.6 ## Installation install using pip : `pip install django-easy-validator` install using source code: `python setup.py install` ## Usage 1. create your own validator with Validator class. ```python from validator import Validator class LoginValidator(Validator): username = 'required|email' password = 'required' message = { 'username': { 'required': _('username is required'), 'email': _('username is not an email address') }, 'password': { 'required': _('password is required') } } ``` 2. spawn your validation class then call validate method to get it out. ```python validator = LoginValidator({'username': 'michael', 'password': '12345678'}) status = validator.validate() if status: print("login succeed") else: errors = validator.get_message() print(errors) ``` ## Supported Rules - [required](#required) - [accepted](#accepted) - [date](#data) - [date_before](#date_before) - [date_after](#date_after) - [date_range](#date_range) - [datetime](#datetime) - [datetime_before](#datetime_before) - [datetime_after](#datetime_after) - [active_url](#active_url) - [numberic](#numberic) - [digits](#digits) - [regex](#regex) - [email](#email) -------------------------------------------------------------- ### required ```python class LoginValidator(Validator): username = 'required' ``` the field with required rule cant be null or empty. ### accepted ```python class LoginValidator(Validator): username = 'required' remember_me = 'accepted' ``` the field with accepted must be one of the following strings, and the string case is insensitive. ```python ['yes', 'no', 'true', 'false', '0', '1'] ``` ### date ```python class RegisterValidator(Validator): birthday = 'required|date:%Y-%m-%d' ``` the field with date must be a python date format string, the parameter should be a format suit the datetime.datetime.strptime function. ### date_before ```python class SubmitValidator(Validator): due = 'required|date_before:2017-12-31' ``` the field with date_before must be a date format string suit xxxx-mm-dd. ### date_after ```python class SubmitValidator(Validator): date = 'required|date_after:2017-11-12' ``` the field with date_after must be a date format string suit xxxx-mm-dd. ### date_range ```python class SubmitValidator(Validator): date_range = 'required|date_range:2017-01-01,2017-12-31' ``` the field with date_range must be 2 date format strings and it should suit xxxx-mm-dd. ### datetime ```python class RegisterValidator(Validator): login_time = 'required|datetime:%Y-%m-%d %H:%M:%S' ``` the field with datetime and the parameter must be a datetime string suit the datetime.datetime.strptime function. ### datetime_before ```python class LoginValidator(Validator): time = 'required|datetime_before:2017-12-12 13:14:00' ``` the field with datetime_before must be a datetime string can strap to a datetime object and so as the parameter. ### datetime_after ```python class LoginValidator(Validator): time = 'required|datetime_after:2017-12-12 13:14:00' ``` the field with datetime_after must be a datetime string can strap to a datetime object and so as the parameter. ### active_url ```python class ActiveURLValidator(Validator): url = 'active_url' ``` the field with active_url must be a active url you could connect to and get reply. ### numberic ```python class RegisterValidator(Validator): id_number = 'required|numberic' ``` the field with numberic must be a number, it should be a integer not a float or something. ### digits ```python class RegisterValidator(Validator): product_series = 'required|digits' ``` the field with digits must only contains digits token. ### regex ```python class RegisterValidator(Validator): id_number = 'required|regex:^0[0-9]{5,10}$' ``` the field with regex must be a string, the parameter could be any regex pattern string, this rule will match the field value with the paramter pattern out. ### email ```python class RegisterValidator(Validator): username = 'required|email' ``` the field with email must be a valid email address string. ## Advanced Topic advanced topic