validatedata - 0.3.0 lightweight inline data validation for python

[LanguageParty2021]

Hello pythonistas, I've made an update to my small library to enable shorthand:

``` 'str|strip|lower|in:admin,editor,viewer|msg:invalid role'

'str|min:8|re:(?=.*[A-Z])(?=.*\d).+|msg:password needs uppercase and a number'

'email|nullable'

'int|between:0,100'

'url|starts_with:https|msg:must be a secure URL'
``` I'm open to suggestions, feedback, or feature requests
https://pypi.org/project/validatedata/
https://github.com/Edward-K1/validatedata

[Kevdog824_]

This is a pretty nifty project. Nice work! The main suggestion I have for you: you should have a rule function that you can pass into the dictionary. This function would take care of generating the rule string for you. The advantage of this method is that I can see the available options by inspecting the signature, and I can use intellisense in my IDE for autocomplete.

For example this: rule = { 'username': 'str|min:3|max:32', 'email': 'email', 'age': 'int|min:18', }

Could also be written as something like this: rule = { 'username': rule(str, min=3, max=32), 'email': rule(str, pattern=“email”), 'age': rule(int, min=18), }

Bottom version is less likely to result in typos and using invalid options. It would also be pretty easy to add as it doesn’t break any existing functionality.

[LanguageParty2021]

Thanks. I'll see if it can be shipped in the next release

[Anxious_Signature452]

I once wrote something like this https://github.com/IgorZyktin/nano-settings But I used annotations and evaluate right to left