How to use the creditcards.card.isValid function in creditcards

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github Automattic / delphin / app / lib / checkout / index.js View on Github external
errors.postalCode = i18n.translate( 'Enter your postal code.' );
	}

	if ( ! values.expirationMonth ) {
		errors.expirationMonth = i18n.translate( 'Choose the expiration month from the list.' );
	}

	if ( ! values.expirationYear ) {
		errors.expirationYear = i18n.translate( 'Choose the expiration year from the list.' );
	}

	if ( ! values.countryCode ) {
		errors.countryCode = i18n.translate( 'Choose your country from the list.' );
	}

	if ( ! errors.number && ! card.isValid( card.parse( values.number ) ) ) {
		errors.number = i18n.translate( 'Enter your number as it is on your card.' );
	}

	if ( ! errors.cvv && ! cvc.isValid( values.cvv ) ) {
		errors.cvv = i18n.translate( 'Enter your security code as it is on your card.' );
	}

	return errors;
};
github bendrucker / angular-credit-cards / src / number.js View on Github external
ngModel.$validators.ccNumber = function validateCcNumber (number) {
          return ngModel.$isEmpty(ngModel.$viewValue) || card.isValid(number)
        }
github bendrucker / angular-credit-cards / src / number.js View on Github external
ngModel.$validators.ccNumberType = function validateCcNumberType (number) {
          if (ngModel.$isEmpty(ngModel.$viewValue)) return true
          var type = $parse($attributes.ccType)($scope)
          if (!type) card.isValid(number)
          return array(type).some(partial(card.isValid, number))
        }
      }