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Informations about the package exp-refine

Table of Contents

  1. [Expresspay Refines]
    1. [Basic Usage]
    2. [Custom field types]
    3. [Writing custom rules]

Expresspay Refine

A simple server-side request filter, sanitizer and validator

Basic Usage

`Expay\Refine\Filter` does most of the work. Most calls to the class will only use the methods `addField` and `check`.

A field is defined with its key in the request and a value indicating its type. When this value is a string, its used to lookup a stored list of rules to filter the request value with.

Custom field types

Custom field types can be added by specifying the rules to apply to them. This can be done with the following code:

A factory function can be used to avoid repeating definitions.

Writing custom rules

Custom rules can be written by sub-classing \Expay\Refine\Rules\Rule and implementing the apply method.


Writing validations

Validations can be written by adding the filter rule and validation rules.

Visit this github repository Rakit/Validation for more validation rule options you can use.

Writing Custom Validation Rules

Custom validation rules can be written by adding the filter rule, then add validation rules as first argument and key value pairs containing your custom validation rule names and their respective classes as a second argument to the filter rule.

Visit this github repository Rakit/Validation/Override/Rules for more custom validation rule options you can use.


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Requires php Version ^7.0
rakit/validation Version ^1.2
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