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@npm-polymer/iron-validatable-behavior

Implements an element validated with Polymer.IronValidatorBehavior

1.1.2

JavaScript

1.6

Installations

npm install @npm-polymer/iron-validatable-behavior

Developer Guide

BETA

Typescript

No

Module System

N/A

Node Version

6.9.2

NPM Version

4.1.1 Pull Requests

Open

6

Total

49

Closed

7

Merged

36

Issues

Open

5

Total

6

Closed

1

Releases

v2.1.0

Updated on Feb 17, 2018

v2.0.0

Updated on May 15, 2017

v1.1.2

Updated on Apr 17, 2017

v1.1.1

Updated on May 05, 2016

Perf improvement: use a singleton IronMeta object, instead of a per-instance one

v1.1.0

Updated on Apr 26, 2016

v1.0.5

Updated on Oct 20, 2015

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Languages

JavaScript

HTML

JavaScript (64.55%)

HTML (35.45%)

Developer

PolymerElements

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GitHub Statistics

7 Stars

149 Commits

18 Forks

15 Watchers

12 Branches

26 Contributors

Updated on Dec 19, 2024

Maintainers

View All 26 Contributors

Package Meta Information

Latest Version

1.1.2

Package Id

@npm-polymer/iron-validatable-behavior@1.1.2

Size

6.64 kB

NPM Version

4.1.1

Node Version

6.9.2

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Dependencies

@npm-polymer/iron-meta @npm-polymer/polymer

Demo and API docs

##Polymer.IronValidatableBehavior

Use Polymer.IronValidatableBehavior to implement an element that validates user input. Use the related Polymer.IronValidatorBehavior to add custom validation logic to an iron-input.

By default, an <iron-form> element validates its fields when the user presses the submit button. To validate a form imperatively, call the form's validate() method, which in turn will call validate() on all its children. By using Polymer.IronValidatableBehavior, your custom element will get a public validate(), which will return the validity of the element, and a corresponding invalid attribute, which can be used for styling.

To implement the custom validation logic of your element, you must override the protected _getValidity() method of this behaviour, rather than validate(). See this for an example.

Accessibility

Changing the invalid property, either manually or by calling validate() will update the aria-invalid attribute.

No vulnerabilities found.

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Score

1.6

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Last Scanned on 2025-07-14

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