1 import
 MerlinDB, {
Schema}
 from 
"@chrisaxxwell/merlin-db";
2 //Or if you are using 'merlindb.max.js' just call 'new MerlinDB()'; 
3 
4 const
 merlin = new
 MerlinDB(
)
;
5 merlin.connect(
"MY-STORE-DATABASE")
;
6 
7 const
 ClientSchema = Schema(
{
8    email:
 {
9       type:
 String
,
10       unique:
 true
, 
11       validateEmail:
 [ 
12          true
, 
13          "Invalid email",  
14           /[your-regex-to-validate-email]/g  
15       ]
16    }
,
17 }
)
; 
18 
19 var
 clientModel = merlin.model(
"Users", ClientSchema)
;
20 
21 clientModel.insert(
{
22    email:
 "lalala"
23 }
)
.then(
e => {
24    /*  OK...  */
25 }
)
.catch(
e => {
26    console.log(
e)
;
27    //returns Invalid email
28 }
)
;

By default the email regex is '**/^[a-zA-Z0-9!#$%&*_=.+}/?'{~|~-]{2,}(?<!\.)@[a-z]{2,}\.[a-z]{2,}(\.[a-z]{2,})?$/g**'

You can change the regex in the 'validateEmail' property in the second index.

1: (ccTLD): The email is considered valid if it has less than 1 ccTLD, for example chris@gmail.com.br is valid, but chris@gmail .com.br.br is not valid;

2: (.>...@): Emails with . before @ are not allowed.

3: (not allowed): Emails with :;><,][)¨(`^ are not allowed.

4: (@): Emails more than 1 @ are not allowed.

5: (min@): Minimum of 2 characters allowed before @;

⇜ Schema.maxList Schema.enum ⇝

Schema.maxList Schema.validateEmail Schema.enum

1	import MerlinDB, { Schema } from "@chrisaxxwell/merlin-db";
2	//Or if you are using 'merlindb.max.js' just call 'new MerlinDB()';
3
4	const merlin = new MerlinDB( ) ;
5	merlin .connect( "MY-STORE-DATABASE" ) ;
6
7	const ClientSchema = Schema( {
8	email: {
9	type: String ,
10	unique: true ,
11	validateEmail: [
12	true ,
13	"Invalid email",
14	/[your-regex-to-validate-email]/g
15	]
16	} ,
17	} ) ;
18
19	var clientModel = merlin .model( "Users", ClientSchema ) ;
20
21	clientModel .insert( {
22	email: "lalala"
23	} ) .then( e => {
24	/* OK... */
25	} ) .catch( e => {
26	console .log( e ) ;
27	//returns Invalid email
28	} ) ;

Schemas: ValidateEmail

Validating an email type field.

🪶 The validateEmail option in MerlinDB is useful when you want to validate an email .

By default the email regex is '/^[a-zA-Z0-9!#$%&*_=.+}/?'{~|~-]{2,}(?<!\.)@[a-z]{2,}\.[a-z]{2,}(\.[a-z]{2,})?$/g'

You can change the regex in the 'validateEmail' property in the second index.

1: (ccTLD): The email is considered valid if it has less than 1 ccTLD, for example chris@gmail.com.br is valid, but chris@gmail .com.br.br is not valid;

2: (.>...@): Emails with . before @ are not allowed.

3: (not allowed): Emails with :;><,][)¨(`^ are not allowed.

4: (@): Emails more than 1 @ are not allowed.

5: (min@): Minimum of 2 characters allowed before @;

🪶 The validateEmail option in MerlinDB is useful when you want to validate an email
.

By default the email regex is '**/^[a-zA-Z0-9!#$%&*_=.+}/?'{~|~-]{2,}(?<!\.)@[a-z]{2,}\.[a-z]{2,}(\.[a-z]{2,})?$/g**'