bpmv

/**

• bpmv - A Simple Validator
• v1.03
• The official documentation for bpmv.js can be found at http://brynmosher.com/bpmv/ .
• Please go there as this document may be deprecated or out of date.
• These are tasks that I find myself repeating over and over again. The rules
• for me including code in here are simple: nothing that tries to manipulate
• the DOM itself and things that mainly revolve around testing or altering
• different kinds of states or values.
• I provide no promises that I will follow my own rules or that any
• of this code is fit for any purpose. This is a personal library and not
• a full-blown open source project. I will add and remove what I see fit.
• Consider yourself warned.
• That said, I do hope that you can find something you like here. I would
• recommend that you use a descreet copy and do not load the file from a pulbic
• source (as I may refactor on a whim). If you wish to use a copy of this code,
• feel free, but also remember that it's GPL - meaning that if you distribute
• your altered copy in any way (such as serving it publicly), you must follow
• the conditions outlined in the GPL.
• Optional Setup
• By default, the global variable bpmv will be created (attached to window).
• If node.js is detected as the current environment, exports.bpmv will be
• created. Additionally, there are two (admittadly sloppy) global settings you
• can use to control bpmv.
• If you do not wish to have bpmv called bpmv, you can set BPMV_VARNAME to any
• string you wish. For example:
• BPMV_VARNAME = 'validatorThingy';
• // ...bpmv.js is loaded via