Thank you very much for your interest in contributing.

What to contribute?

Although I might take this project in a different direction in the future, for now, this project is a direct port of validator.js.

Choose a method from validator.js that looks interesting to you (such as isAscii) and emulate it here.

Code Guidelines

Please keep each line of code under 80 characters wide.
Please use the same conventions as me.
Please write a unit test with 3 or more test cases for each method you contribute. (If you are not sure what to use for test data, refer to the validator.js tests and search the name of the function you are porting.)
Please put methods of considerable length (10+ lines) in their own partial class like I did for the IsBase64.cs method.

Please ensure that your commits are small.
Please ensure that the code compiles and the tests pass after each commit. Why? Because then I can more easily pick and choose commits to merge.
If you want to change existing code, please submit an issue describing the changes you want to make and why first. Thank you in advanced for that.
Please do not concern yourself with performance too much. I am a firm believer that preoptimization is the root of all evil - I would much rather readable code than minor optimizations.