1.2.0 Release Notes

Summary

Adds support for Joi.object().pattern() schema.
Also includes non-breaking code optimizations and documentation updates.

Changes

• #101
• #103
• #104
• #105
• #107

Joi.object().pattern()

Felicity now supports the Joi .pattern syntax.

const schema = Joi.object().pattern(/^(\{){0,1}[0-9a-fA-F]{8}\-[0-9a-fA-F]{4}\-[0-9a-fA-F]{4}\-[0-9a-fA-F]{4}\-[0-9a-fA-F]{12}(\}){0,1}$/, Joi.object().keys({
            id  : Joi.string().guid().required(),
            tags: Joi.array().items(Joi.string()).required()
        })).min(2);

Felicity.example(schema);
/*
{
    'fa7bfcB5-f5be-A5bd-F480-a5B59cF77FCC': {
        id: '8075405c-5098-417d-b6e6-867ea005ed64',
        tags: [ 'zsbwo642nakh907beam50zfr' ]
    },
    '{1F4A8f2b-9cae-de77-b0E7-1e7FE6547aEB}': {
        id: '3d78f59f-ee8b-4925-a92c-679b2c24b20b',
        tags: [ 'lanzexj98o7gxuj91i8loko6r' ]
     }
}
*/

Steps to upgrade

No breaking changes were included in this version. Upgrades should not require changes to your code.

1.1.1 Release Notes

Summary

Enforces object-type Joi schema on .entityFor and fixes .example infinite-loop bug for Joi.number().min(1).max(1).

Changes

.entityFor object-type requirement

JavaScript constructor functions only return objects upon new Instance() instantiation. This patch introduces Joi schema type-checking to ensure that only object-type schema are provided to Felicity.entityFor(schema) to match this type requirement.

Non-object type schema (like Joi.number()) will result in a thrown Error Joi schema must describe an object for constructor functions.

.example infinite loop

When Joi.number().min(min).max(max) was provided to Felicity.example(schema) with equal min and max values, Felicity would enter an infinite loop expecting min < value && value < max. Instead, .example will now properly return the min value instead of looping.

Steps to upgrade

No breaking changes were included in this version. Upgrades should not require changes to your code.

1.1.0 Release Notes

Summary

Implements new entityFor option: strictInput and utilizes extended version of Joi for date().format() syntax.

Changes

strictInput, defaults false

If set to true, all input will be validated, and only properties that pass validation will be utilized on the returned object. All others will be returned in nulled/emptied form as if there was no input for that field.

const schema = Joi.object().keys({
    id: Joi.string().guid()
});
const input = {
    id: '12345678' // not a valid GUID
};
const Document = Felicity.entityFor(schema);
const document = new Document(input); // { id: '12345678' }

const StrictDocument = Felicity.entityFor(schema, { config: { strictInput: true } });
const strictDocument = new StrictDocument(input); // { id: null }

joi-date-extensions

Extend Joi with joi-date-extensions to support Joi.date().format() syntax deprecated in Joi v10.

Steps to upgrade

No breaking changes were included in this version. Upgrades should not require changes to your code.

1.0.1 Release Notes

Summary

This release is driven purely by documentation updates. No source code or tests were harmed in the making of this version.

Non-breaking Changes

API.md was updated to remove the pre-release disclaimer.

1.0.0 Official Release

v1.0.0

1.0.0

Alpha Build from Travis CI #3

Setting up slack

Alpha Build from Travis CI #2

0.0.3

bumping version and forcing newer npm install on travis

Alpha Build from Travis CI

Version bumped this package to npm publish properly.

Alpha Build

This is an integration build to try out Travis CI build chain.