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Nkere-Awaji Inwan
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Jul 6, 2022 â‹… 5 min read

How to handle data validation in Node.js using validatorjs

Nkere-Awaji Inwan Full-stack/GitOps engineer at Mercurie. GCP fanboy. I write code and about code.

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One Reply to "How to handle data validation in Node.js using validatorjs"

  1. Very nice article. I really enjoyed reading through.

    Just a quick thought: To match-up Laravel’s way of validation; how about renaming the ‘exist’ rule to ‘unique’? And adding another rule ‘exists’ to ensure value being passed actually exists in the database (e.g. Gender, Country, State). It would be even better.

    Keep up the good spirit.

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