@jasonsbarr/types

A set of functional types and type-related conversions to supplement the core package types.

Basic Usage

Just import and use the types you need. For example, doing form field validation in a React app:

``js
import { useState } from "react";
import { Validation, succeed, fail } from "@jasonsbarr/types/lib/Validation";
import { gte } from "@jasonsbarr/functional-core/lib/predicates/gte";
import { length as strLength } from "@jasonsbarr/functional-core/lib/string/length";
import { test } from "@jasonsbarr/functional-core/lib/regexp/test";
import { length } from "@jasonsbarr/functional-core/lib/array/length";

// This is not necessarily how you should handle your form field state - this is not a React tutorial
const [passFieldState, setPassFieldState] = useState("");
const [passFieldErrors, setPassFieldErrors] = useState([]);

const isPasswordLongEnough = (password) =>
gte(strLength(password), 10)
? succeed(password)
: fail(password, "Password must be at least 10 characters long");

const doesPasswordContainSpecialChars = (password) =>
test(/#!\.#\*&\^%\$\?\\\/@/, password)
? succeed(password)
: fail(password, "Password must contain at least one special character");

const isPasswordValid = (password) =>
Validation.empty()
.concat(isPasswordLongEnough(password))
.concat(doesPasswordContainSpecialChars(password));

const handlePasswordFieldChange = (event) => {
isPasswordValid(event.target.value).fold(
({ value, messages }) => {
setPassFieldState(value);
setPassFieldErrors(messages);
},
({ value }) => {
setPassFieldState(value);
setPassFieldErrors([]);
}
);
};

// For demonstration purposes only - this is not a React tutorial
export default function PasswordField() {
return (



);
}
``

Documentation

Documentation