Introduction to Fluent Schema
Fluent Schema is a powerful JavaScript library used for building and composing JSON schemas. This library offers a rich API that provides an easy and fluent way to express complex JSON schema structures. It is particularly useful in server-side applications and is commonly used with web frameworks like Fastify.
Common APIs of Fluent Schema
The Fluent Schema API is designed to be user-friendly and intuitive. Here are some of the common APIs provided by Fluent Schema:
createSchema
The createSchema
function is used to initialize a new schema.
const { createSchema } = require('fluent-schema') const schema = createSchema()
object
The object
function defines an object type in the schema.
const { object, string } = require('fluent-schema') const personSchema = object()
.prop('firstName', string().required())
.prop('lastName', string().required())
array
The array
function defines an array type in the schema.
const { array, string } = require('fluent-schema') const tagsSchema = array().items(string())
integer
The integer
function defines an integer type in the schema.
const { integer } = require('fluent-schema') const ageSchema = integer().minimum(0).maximum(120)
Application Example
Here is an example of a simple Fastify application that uses Fluent Schema for data validation:
const Fastify = require('fastify') const { object, string, integer } = require('fluent-schema')
const app = Fastify()
const userSchema = object()
.prop('username', string().required())
.prop('password', string().minLength(6).required())
.prop('age', integer().minimum(18).required())
app.post('/register', { schema: { body: userSchema } }, (request, reply) => {
const { username, password, age } = request.body
// Handle user registration
reply.send({ message: 'User registered successfully' })
})
app.listen(3000, (err, address) => {
if (err) throw err
console.log(`Server running at ${address}`)
})
This code defines a simple Fastify server with a registration endpoint that uses Fluent Schema for validating the request body.
Using Fluent Schema ensures that the data structures and their constraints are defined in a clear, maintainable, and reusable manner.
For more information, be sure to check out the official Fluent Schema documentation.
Happy coding!
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