validateJS | Light weight javascript validation library | Validation library

I'm using ValidateJS library for this. Here is the regex that I'm using but it does accept password without digits as well.

My password should be with length 6 to 16 characters, at least one digit in it.

I want it to able to accept passwords only like:

The question is pretty much in the title. I need to check if a string is alphanumerical only - no special characters, and that is contains at least one lowercase letter, at least one uppercase letter, at least one number.

passWORD1 validates, password2, PASSWORD3, passWORD, passWORD5*, psWD6 would not.

It is similar to Regex to check if a string contains at least A-Za-z0-9 but not an &, but does not meet all the criteria. I also could go with iterating through the criteria, but I really need a regex to feed it to validate.js module (so JS/Node), which will only throw one a single error stating all the password criteria at once)

I'm using validatejs for my forms validations. How can I check if my checkbox is checked or not? Or any other attribute?

https://validatejs.org/

I'm trying to add the following validation on a class

I see from early alpha documentation that the versions of Aurelia validation that were based on validatejs supported decorators like @require. Has this functionality gone away in the 1.0 product? I see no mention in the docs, and the decorators don't seem to be available to import.

I'm using this library for validation: https://validatejs.org/#validate-async.

I've got a fairly complicated way of validating nested objects against their own schema. See the relevant code below.

Basically, it will:

1. Create an async promise for each nested object.
2. Then call Promise.all to resolve or reject the validations.

It's working well, except one problem. With the default promise library Promise.all "fails fast" so in the catch handler, which is in later express middleware, it only receives results from the first failed promise. But for my validators to work I need to combine the results from all the failed promises.

Is there an alternative promise library (A+ compliant) that I could swap into the validator that would allow me to capture all errors?

I have a large plugin (abalmus/aurelia-ace-editor) that I'm trying to load into Aurelia and it's hurting my page load time. Does anyone know how to load an Aurelia plugin other than on app start?

Main.ts:

I'm trying to use the validate.js library, which includes its own TypeScript declaration file.

Unfortunately it's not a very good typing of the library, and there's a much better one in DefinitelyTyped. I installed the @types/validate.js NPM package, but TypeScript isn't using it, and is instead using the declarations bundled directly with the library.

Is there any way to make the compiler use the better declarations I have available?