Client-side Form validation can be a tedious task if you want to make sure that the user entered a text in the required format, or if you want to make sure that the user didn't exceed the number of characters in a form input.
There are many things to validate in a form such as: making the input required, asking the user to select a valid file, asking a user to upload not more than the specified file size... Name it. That is why octavalidate exists to help validate your forms with ease.
Octavalidate is a JavaScript library that uses validation rules, regular expressions and form input attributes to validate a form input and it's validation process is very neat ๐.
To use this library on your forms, here are some links to follow.
I have used this library on all of my projects to validate all form inputs.
With this library, I get to check if users are actually submitting the required value, I can prevent users from actually submitting words that are blacklisted, I can check if the File uploaded, matches the required MIME type.
There are lots of features in this library and what I love most about it, is that you can define your validation rules using a very simple syntax.
This is by far the easiest, feature-rich & perfect library to use on your forms.
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