Methods

static notEmptyValidator(options, value) → {Object}

notEmptyValidator.js, line 45

Returns a validation result indicating whether give `value` is an empty* value or not (*@see `notEmptyValidatorNoNormalize` for more about empties).

Parameters:

Name	Type	Description
options	Object
value	*

Returns:

Object

static notEmptyValidator1(value) → {Object}

notEmptyValidator.js, line 57

Same as `notEmptyValidator` except doesn't require first parameter ("options" parameter). (*@see `notEmptyValidatorNoNormalize` for more about empties).

Parameters:

Name	Type	Description
value	*

Returns:

Object

static notEmptyValidatorNoNormalize(options, value) → {*}

notEmptyValidator.js, line 26

Validates whether incoming `value` is empty* or not also doesn't normalize the passed in options parameter (since currently `notEmptyValidator` has no options other than it's `messageTemplates` field). * 'empty' in our context means one of `null`, `undefined`, empty lists (strings/arrays) (`x.length === 0`), `false`, empty object (obj with `0` enumerable props), and empty collection/iterable object (`Map`, `Set` etc.), NaN, Also this method is useful when the user, themselves, have to call `toNotEmptyOptions` for a specific reason.

Parameters:

Name	Type	Description
options	Object
value	*

Returns:

*

static toNotEmptyOptions(options) → {Object}

notEmptyValidator.js, line 10

Normalizes incoming options so that they are valid `notEmptyValidator` options.

Parameters:

Name	Type	Description
options	Object

Returns:

Object