click-validators

Additional click parameter types are built on top of the validators library, providing a wide range of validation options for various data types, including email addresses, IP addresses, credit card numbers, and more. This package simplifies the process of adding robust validation to your Click-based CLI applications.

• clicktypes.amex()
• clicktypes.base16()
• clicktypes.base32()
• clicktypes.base58()
• clicktypes.base64()
• clicktypes.bsc_address()
• clicktypes.btc_address()
• clicktypes.calling_code()
• clicktypes.card_number()
• clicktypes.country_code()
• clicktypes.cron()
• clicktypes.currency()
• clicktypes.cusip()
• clicktypes.diners()
• clicktypes.discover()
• clicktypes.domain()
• clicktypes.email()
• clicktypes.es_cif()
• clicktypes.es_doi()
• clicktypes.es_nie()
• clicktypes.es_nif()
• clicktypes.eth_address()
• clicktypes.fi_business_id()
• clicktypes.fi_ssn()
• clicktypes.fr_department()
• clicktypes.fr_ssn()
• clicktypes.hostname()
• clicktypes.iban()
• clicktypes.ind_aadhar()
• clicktypes.ind_pan()
• clicktypes.ipv4()
• clicktypes.ipv6()
• clicktypes.isin()
• clicktypes.jcb()
• clicktypes.mac_address()
• clicktypes.mastercard()
• clicktypes.md5()
• clicktypes.mir()
• clicktypes.ru_inn()
• clicktypes.sedol()
• clicktypes.sha1()
• clicktypes.sha224()
• clicktypes.sha256()
• clicktypes.sha384()
• clicktypes.sha512()
• clicktypes.slug()
• clicktypes.trx_address()
• clicktypes.unionpay()
• clicktypes.url()
• clicktypes.uuid()
• clicktypes.visa()

Install

pip install click-validators

for clicktypes.eth_address() validation, additional package eth-hash[pycryptodome]>=0.7.0 is required.

pip install click-validators[eth]

Usage

import the module clicktypes and use the validators as types in click commands.

import click

import clicktypes


@click.command(
    help="validate email address",
)
@click.argument(
    "email",
    type=clicktypes.email(),
)
def main(email):
    click.echo(f"valid {email=}")


if __name__ == "__main__":
    main()

Example

$ main.py fu@bar.com

valid email='fu@bar.com'

$ main.py fu.bar.com

Usage: main.py [OPTIONS] EMAIL
Try 'main.py --help' for help.

Error: Invalid value for 'EMAIL': 'fu.bar.com'.

Dependencies