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Informations about the package validate-function

Validation Function

A simple function that helps validating inputs for use in API development.

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Function Signature

Here is the signature of the validate() function:

Using It

Here is the simples example:

If you prefer, you can achieve the same result using the callable in the second parameter:

The third parameter is also a callback that it's called if the validator fails. In this case the instance of the validator is passed as parameter. You can use it, for instance, to generate a custom error payload:

The forth parameter contains the validator's messages (like the third parameter in Validator::make() or the controller's messages() method).

The last parameter can contain null, a Request object or an array. In the first case the current request() will be used otherwise the content passed will be validated. If the input parameter doesn't contain a valid value, an exception will be thrown.

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Requires php Version ^7.1.3 || ^8.0 || ^9.0
illuminate/http Version >=5.5
illuminate/support Version >=5.5
laravel/helpers Version ^1.1
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