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Package composite-unique-validator
Short Description Laravel 5 composite unique validator
License MIT
Homepage https://github.com/ahkmunna/compositeUniqueValidator
Informations about the package composite-unique-validator
Composite Unique Validator
A muti-column unique validation extension with exception for Laravel 5.*
Installation
Install the package through Composer.
On you project directory run the composer require
command from the Terminal:
composer require ahkmunna/composite-unique-validator
Now add the service provider to your config/app.php
file.
Add this line to the providers
array:
ahkmunna\validator\CompositeUniqueValidatorServiceProvider::class
Translations
Run this command to move the translation file
php artisan vendor:publish
Error messages
Add this method in your validation request class
public function messages()
{
return [
'email.composite_unique' => trans('compositeUniqueValidator::compositeUniqueValidator.composite_unique'),
];
}
Now you're ready to start using the validator in your application.
Use case 1
Like any laravel validation rules:
$rules = array(
'field_name' => 'composite_unique:table, unique_column_1, unique_column_2, unique_column_3',
);
Use case 2
Pass a value or Check uniqueness with a field that not in current form request:
$rules = array(
'field_name' => 'composite_unique:table, unique_column_1, unique_column_2:4, unique_column_3',
);
unique_column_2 is passed with a value so the validator will ignore the form request value and compare the field with the given value, It is useful sometimes, you can give a field name that not exist in the form request but in the database table.
Use case 3:
Check uniqueness with exception:
$rules = array(
'field_name' => 'composite_unique:table, unique_column_1, unique_column_2, unique_column_3, 1',
);
The last parameter is a primary key of the table that row will be ignored. Useful for update operation.