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Description
Describe the bug
When I add 0 in front of a port string, just like ‘00065535’,I expect false,but the function return true.
Examples
validator.isPort('0001');
validator.isURL('https://www.google.com:0001');
// return true, but expect false
Source Code:
I can't configure the options of isInt when I use isPort api
// isPort
import isInt from './isInt';
export default function isPort(str) {
return isInt(str, { min: 0, max: 65535 });
}
// isInt
import assertString from './util/assertString';
const int = /^(?:[-+]?(?:0|[1-9][0-9]*))$/;
const intLeadingZeroes = /^[-+]?[0-9]+$/;
export default function isInt(str, options) {
assertString(str);
options = options || {};
// Get the regex to use for testing, based on whether
// leading zeroes are allowed or not.
let regex = (
options.hasOwnProperty('allow_leading_zeroes') && !options.allow_leading_zeroes ?
int : intLeadingZeroes
);
// Check min/max/lt/gt
let minCheckPassed = (!options.hasOwnProperty('min') || str >= options.min);
let maxCheckPassed = (!options.hasOwnProperty('max') || str <= options.max);
let ltCheckPassed = (!options.hasOwnProperty('lt') || str < options.lt);
let gtCheckPassed = (!options.hasOwnProperty('gt') || str > options.gt);
return regex.test(str) && minCheckPassed && maxCheckPassed && ltCheckPassed && gtCheckPassed;
}
Additional context
Validator.js version: 13.7.7
Node.js version: v16.12.0
OS platform: macOS