regula.Constraint

Overview

regula.Constraint is similar to an enum, and provides a convenient way to refer to constraints without using “magic” strings. Javascript does not have true enums, so technically Constraint is simply a map. Although the individual types in the map resolve to integer values, do not rely on the actual integer value. It is safer to use the enum.

Available types:

• Required
• Checked
• Selected
• Integer
• Real
• Max
• Min
• Range
• Between
• NotBlank
• NotEmpty
• Blank
• Empty
• Pattern
• Matches
• Email
• Alpha
• Numeric
• AlphaNumeric
• Length
• Digits
• Past
• Future
• CompletelyFilled
• PasswordsMatch

Note: Whenever you add a custom constraint, Constraint is updated to contain your custom constraint. Therefore, if you had a custom constraint called MyCustomConstraint, you can then access it by doing regula.Constraint.MyCustomConstraint.

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