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Informations about the package validator

Validators

Here we define an interface for Validators as well as an Abstract class from which concrete objects that validate data based on field names can be built. The goal: to standardize the way that Dash creates validators in their work.

Installation

composer require dashifen/validator

Usage

You can either extend the AbstractValidator object or simply implement the AbstractInterface on your own. The interface defines two methods:

  1. canValidate - returns a Boolean value to tell the calling scope if data can be validated based on a $field parameter.
  2. isValid - returns a Boolean regarding the validity of a $value based on its $field label.

The AbstractValidator implements both of these for you while requiring that you define a third method: a protected getValidationMethod method. It returns the name of another method that is assumed to be of the same object that can validate data labeled by $field.

Example

In this example, we're assuming that the naming convention for the application's fields is to use kebab-case.

The above little class represents a simple, concrete object based on the functionality of the AbstractValidator found within this repo. The abstract object's implementation of the canValidate and isValid methods of our interface make sure that we use the getValidationMethod to identify the name of a method that can transform data labeled by $field and then will call that method when we need it returning its result.


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Requires php Version >=7.3
ext-fileinfo Version *
dashifen/exception Version ^1
fileeye/mimemap Version ^1.1
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