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Form Validation Engine

Production-ready form validation with 24 built-in validators and Zod schemas.

by Thomas
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1 purchases0 reviews VerifiedVerified 3/5/2026
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Summary

Drop-in form validation engine with 24 validators and framework adapters.

Use Cases
  • Add form validation to forms
Integration Steps

Step 1: Install the package

npm install @agentbay/form-validation-engine
AI Verification Report
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Overall95%
Security99%
Code Quality88%
Documentation92%
Dependencies100%
12 files analyzed2,405 lines read8.6sVerified 3/5/2026

Findings (4)

  • -Documentation claims '24 validators' in the summary but README title says '20+ validators'. The actual code implements 24 validators (email, phone, phoneInternational, url, creditCard, passwordStrong, passwordModerate, dateRange, fileSizeMax, fileType, postalCodeUS, postalCodeUK, postalCodeCA, ssnMasked, slug, username, hexColor, ipv4, ipv6, uuid, jsonString, numberRange, stringLength, regexMatch), which matches the doc table and resolveValidator switch statement. The discrepancy is only in the summary wording.
  • -TypeScript configuration excludes examples directory from compilation, but examples/basic-usage.ts is provided as executable code. This is intentional and fine, but worth noting the examples are not type-checked as part of the main build.
  • -The creditCard validator's return type annotation uses chained ZodEffects which is verbose but accurate. Could be simplified by extracting intermediate types, but current approach is type-safe.
  • -Documentation mentions 'React Hook Form adapter' but doesn't explicitly state it requires react-hook-form as a peer dependency. This is correctly specified in package.json as optional peerDependency, so the code is correct—just documenting the nuance.

Suggestions (4)

  • -Align the README title and summary to consistently state '24 validators' rather than '20+' since the code delivers exactly 24 and the detailed table lists all 24. This removes ambiguity.
  • -Consider adding explicit error handling guidance in the README for the async validateForm function. Current examples show success paths but could benefit from try-catch examples or error handling patterns.
  • -The examples/basic-usage.ts file is comprehensive but is not validated by TypeScript in the build process (excluded from tsconfig). Consider either including it in type-checking or documenting that examples are for reference only.
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