Nexorm
  • Getting Started
  • Schema
    • What is Schema?
    • Decorator's
  • Column
    • What is Column?
    • Decorator's
  • Core
  • Method's
    • Finder Method's
      • $search
      • $searchOne
      • $searchFirst
      • $searchById
      • $searchByIds
      • $searchAndCount
      • $distinct
      • $everything
      • $count
      • $query
    • Updater Method's
      • $update
      • $updateMany
      • $upsert
      • $restore
    • Creation Method's
      • $build
      • $buildMany
    • Deletion Method's
      • $delete
      • $deleteMany
      • $softDelete
      • $softDeleteMany
      • $truncate
  • Operator's
    • Search Operator's
      • $eq
      • $ne
      • $gt
      • $gte
      • $lt
      • $lte
      • $between
      • $notBetween
      • $in
      • $notIn
      • $like
      • $notLike
      • $startsWith
      • $endsWith
      • $substring
      • $and
      • $or
      • $is
      • $not
      • $overlap
      • $contains
      • $contained
      • $any
      • $regexp
      • $notRegexp
      • $iLike
      • $notILike
      • $adjacent
    • Update Operator's
      • String Operator's
        • $append
        • $prepend
        • $replace
        • $trim
        • $substr
        • $capitalize
        • $reverse
        • $slice
        • $lowercase
        • $uppercase
        • $camelcase
        • $kebabcase
        • $snakecase
        • $titlecase
      • Number Operator's
        • $inc
        • $dec
        • $mul
        • $div
        • $min
        • $max
        • $sqrt
        • $floor
        • $random
        • $abs
        • $ceil
        • $pow
        • $toFixed
        • $toExponential
        • $toPrecision
        • $round
        • $trunc
        • $mod
      • Boolean Operator's
        • $toggle
      • Object Operator's
        • $omit
        • $merge
        • $mapKeys
        • $mapValues
        • $invert
      • Array Operator's
        • $push
        • $pop
        • $pull
        • $addToSet
        • $sliceArray
        • $concat
      • Global Operator's
        • $set
        • $unset
        • $clear
    • Rules Operator's
    • Options Operator's
  • Hook's
    • $beforeCreate
    • $afterCreate
    • $beforeFind
    • $afterFind
    • $beforeUpdate
    • $afterUpdate
    • $beforeDestroy
    • $afterDestroy
    • $beforeSave
    • $afterSave
    • $beforeBulkCreate
    • $afterBulkCreate
    • $beforeBulkUpdate
    • $afterBulkUpdate
    • $beforeBulkDestroy
    • $afterBulkDestroy
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  • General Properties
  • For number Type (K extends number)
  • For string Type (K extends string)
  • For boolean Type (K extends boolean)
  1. Operator's

Rules Operator's

General Properties

• $required: This operator specifies that the field is required, meaning it cannot be null or undefined.

For number Type (K extends number)

1. $enum: Specifies a list of valid values for the number field. The field must match one of the values from the array.

2. $multipleOf: The number must be a multiple of the specified value.

3. $positive: The number must be positive, greater than 0.

4. $negative: The number must be negative, less than 0.

5. $integer: The number must be an integer (no decimal values).

6. $float: The number must be a floating-point value (has decimal places).

7. $even: The number must be even (divisible by 2).

8. $odd: The number must be odd (not divisible by 2).

9. $prime: The number must be a prime number (greater than 1 and only divisible by 1 and itself).

10. $perfect: The number must be a perfect number (equal to the sum of its proper divisors, excluding itself).

11. $fibonacci: The number must be a Fibonacci number (a sequence where each number is the sum of the two preceding ones).

12. $powerOfTwo: The number must be a power of 2 (e.g., 1, 2, 4, 8, etc.).

13. $powerOfTen: The number must be a power of 10 (e.g., 10, 100, 1000, etc.).

14. $powerOf: The number must be a power of the specified base number.

15. $range: Specifies the valid range for the number with a minimum ($min) and maximum ($max) value.

16. $greaterThan: The number must be greater than the specified value.

17. $lessThan: The number must be less than the specified value.

18. $greaterThanOrEqual: The number must be greater than or equal to the specified value.

19. $lessThanOrEqual: The number must be less than or equal to the specified value.

20. $finite: The number must be a finite value (not Infinity or NaN).

21. $infinite: The number must be infinite (i.e., Infinity or -Infinity).

22. $palindrome: The number must be a palindrome (it reads the same forward and backward).

23. $harshad: The number must be a Harshad number (divisible by the sum of its digits).

24. $epochTime: The number must be a valid epoch timestamp (milliseconds since January 1, 1970).

25. $angle: Specifies that the number must be a valid angle in either radians or degrees, with a specified range ($min, $max).

26. $logicalOr: This allows for logical OR between multiple rules. The field must satisfy at least one of the rules in the provided array.

27. $logicalNot: This allows for logical NOT, meaning the field must not satisfy the rule defined.

28. $custom: This allows you to define a custom validation function. The field value is passed to this function, and the function should return true or false.

For string Type (K extends string)

1. $minLength: Specifies the minimum length that the string must have.

2. $maxLength: Specifies the maximum length that the string can have.

3. $exactLength: Specifies the exact length that the string must have.

4. $alphaNumeric: The string must be alphanumeric, containing only letters and numbers.

5. $contains: The string must contain the specified substring.

6. $startsWith: The string must start with the specified substring.

7. $endsWith: The string must end with the specified substring.

8. $exclude: The string must not contain the specified substring.

9. $noWhitespace: The string must not contain any whitespace characters.

10. $onlySpecialChars: The string must contain only special characters (no alphanumeric characters).

11. $noSpecialChars: The string must not contain any special characters.

12. $alpha: The string must contain only alphabetic characters.

13. $numeric: The string must contain only numeric characters.

14. $locale: The string must be validated according to the specified locale (e.g., language and regional settings).

15. $enum: Specifies a list of valid values for the string field. The field must match one of the values from the array.

16. $match: The string must match the provided regular expression (RegExp).

17. $validEmail: The string must be a valid email address format.

18. $validURL: The string must be a valid URL format.

19. $validIP: The string must be a valid IP address format.

20. $validIPv4: The string must be a valid IPv4 address format.

21. $validIPv6: The string must be a valid IPv6 address format.

22. $validUUID: The string must be a valid UUID (Universally Unique Identifier) format.

23. $validCreditCard: The string must be a valid credit card number format.

24. $custom: Allows defining a custom validation function for the string. The field value is passed to this function, and it should return true or false.

For boolean Type (K extends boolean)

1. $mustBeTrue: The boolean field must be true.

2. $mustBeFalse: The boolean field must be false.

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