This provides utilities for validating and parsing social media links, with lovely BDD-style assertions.

var is = require('is-social').is;

is.twitter.profile('https://twitter.com/ConnorPeet'); // => true
is.twitter.handle('@ConnorPeet'); // => true
// see more usage below

• is runs validations on the input. There are nested functions, which take the input as the first argument and an optional second options object.
  • twitter
    • profile (twitter profile URL)
    • handle (twitter handle). Takes an option at, which is true to require the "@" symbol, false to disallow it, and undefined to not care either way. Defaults to undefined.
  • facebook
    • profile (validates URLs for both profiles and pages)
    • name (validates names for both profiles and pages)
  • youtube
    • url (channel or user URL)
    • name (channel or user name)
  • player
    • url (player.me url)
    • name (player.me profile name)
  • steam
    • name (steam user name)
    • id (steam profile 64 bit ID)
    • accountName (steam profile URL)
    • accountId (steam ID URL)
  • instagram
    • name (instagram profile username)
    • url (instagram url)
  • soundcloud
    • name (soundcloud profile name)
    • url (soundcloud url)
  • spreadshirt
    • name (spreadshirt profile name)
    • url (spreadshirt url)
  • patreon
    • name (patreon profile name)
    • url (patreon url)
  • twitch
    • name (twitch channel name)
    • url (twitch url)
  • medium
    • profile (medium profile URL)
    • handle (medium handle). Takes an option at, which is true to require the "@" symbol, false to disallow it, and undefined to not care either way. Defaults to undefined.