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does it play nice with Formik?
I am going to integrate it with 3rd party libraries and Formik is one of them. I'll let you know when it's ready!
would love to see that, i'm using Yup (which is great) but is about 31Kb's when bundled for production
Question about the design:
Why did you use a single string with separators to create your validation scheme? Is it taken from another format? Is it easier to parse than an object instead?
Hello again, Hugo. I released new update, which made possible to change design. You can look details here: dev.to/malkhazidartsmelidze/simple...
Sorry, wrong link: dev.to/malkhazidartsmelidze/simple...
Nice note, Hugo. You got the point. Laravel Framework has similar validation rules, also I think this design makes package more compact and easy to use
looks promising, but the URL that NPM is showing does not exist. looks like a typo, max-validaror is the correct url instead of max-validator that NPM shows
ah you fixed it, lightning fast ;)
Thank you for note. I edited it and it works now. This is correct url
Reminds me of validate.js but in a more compact but less flexible.
Good job on the nice library for compact quick validation
validatejs.org/
Thank you for feedback. I'll try to make add more flexibility to it while maintaining compactness
Very interesting, thanks
Thank you. I am glad you like it