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TwitterValidateJS Shim
This shim requires ValidateJS in the consuming app's package.json. It processes the passed in options so they can be properly used by the ValidateJS libarary.
validate(MAP_OF_VALUES, MAP_OF_CONSTRAINTS)
var errors = validate.validate(user, constraints);
Validate is a can.Construct that is set to can.validate. It is possible to create an instance for the purpose of storing errors in the instance. It is recommended to use can.Map, can.Map.define, and can.Map.validate instead.
once(VALUE, CONSTRAINTS, VALUE_NAME)
var errors = validate.once(user.firstName, constraints.firstName, 'firstName');
isValid(VALUE, CONSTRAINTS, VALUE_NAME)
var errors = validate.once(user.firstName, constraints.firstName, 'firstName');
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Initialization
Import ValidateJS, validate plugin and this shim to immediately use the ValidateJS in a CanJS project plugin.
import "validatejs";
import "can-validate/can-validate";
import "can-validate/shims/validatejs.shim";