django-validator

A django-rest-framework tools for validate and extract param from request. And also support normal django view functions.

Install:

pip install django_validator

Usage:

Use default decorators and validators

@GET('check_phone_type', type='int', validators='required | in: 1,2,3')
@POST('phone', validators='required | regex: \d{11}')
@POST('token', validators='required')
def post(request, check_phone_type, phone, token):
    pass

Custom validator

class PhoneNumberValidator(BaseValidator):
    def is_valid(self, value, params):
        return True

ValidatorRegistry.register('phone_number_validator', PhoneNumberValidator)
@POST('phone', validators='required | regex: \d{11} | phone_number_validator')

# or

@POST('phone', validators='required | regex: \d{11}', validator_classes=[PhoneNumberValidator()])

Decorators

• GET
• POST
• POST_OR_GET
• FILE
• HEADER
• URI

Params for decorator

• name: The key of param in the request.
• related_name: The key of param to pass throw the function. Default is equals to name.
• verbose_name: The key for display in the validation error message. Default is equals to name.
• default: Default value for the param. Default is None.
• type: Auto check and convert the param type. Default is string.
• many: Convert the param to a list if set to True.
• separator: If set many to True, use this value to split the param.
• validators: String format validator, like required | max: 1.

Default types

• str, string
• int, integer
• float
• bool, boolean

Default validators

• required
• required_with
• required_without
• required_if
• max
• min
• between
• regex
• integer
• numeric
• in
• not_in
• ext_in
• ext_not_in

Run tests

scripts/test.sh

TODO List

• Be compatible with django framework, not django-rest-framework.