formValidation-email


An email rule module for the DEGJS formValidation module.

Install

formValidation-email is an ES6 module. Consequently, you'll need an ES6 transpiler (Babel is a nice one) as part of your Javascript workflow.

If you're already using NPM for your project, you can install formValidation-email with the following command:

``
$ npm install @degjs/form-validation-email
`




Usage

After importing, formValidation rule modules can be instantiated by passing an array of names into a formValidation options object:

`js
import formValidation from "@degjs/form-validation";

/ Import the Pattern rule module /
import email from "@degjs/form-validation-email";

let validationOptions = {
rules: [
email
]
};

/ Instantiate the formValidation module on an element /
let formElement = document.querySelector('.form');
let validationInst = formValidation(formElement, validationOptions);
`

Optionally, default rule settings can be overridden by instantiating the rule as a function and passing options as an object:
`js
let validationOptions = {
rules: [
email({
message: 'This message will override the default rule message.',
events: [
'focusout',
'submit'
]
})
]
};
`

formValidation-email builds upon the HTML5 email validation pattern. Therefore, after instantiating the rule module, a field in the validation instance will be tested by this rule simply by setting the field input's type attribute to email.

This rule module contains its own default validation message. However, this message can be overridden by adding a data attribute at the field or form level (in that order of importance).

Sample Markup:
`html


Email

Submit

`

Options

#### options.message
Type: String
Default: Please enter a valid email address.
The default message displayed when a field fails this rule's validation test.

#### options.messageAttr
Type: String
Default: data-validation-pattern-message
The data attribute formValidation will check when determining message hierarchy

#### options.events
Type: Array
Default: ['focusout','submit']
An array of DOM events that will cause the rule to run validation on a field (or the entire form, when using submit). NOTE: focusout should be used in place of blur due to event bubbling limitations.

#### options.pattern
Type: RegEx literal
Default: /^[a-zA-Z0-9.!#$%&'+/=?^_{|}~-]+@a-zA-Z0-9?(?:\.a-zA-Z0-9?)$``
The RegEx pattern the rule will use to determine a valid email address.

For more detailed usage instructions, see the formValidation Usage documentation.