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Vendor laracasts Package validation Short Description Easy validation for Laravel applications. License
MIT
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If you are using Laravel 5.0, this package is unnecessary. Instead, leverage the new form request classes to perform your validation.
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Usage
Here's an example. Imagine that you need validation for a login form. First, create an object to contain the necessary rules:
Next, pull this object into your controller (or wherever you perform your validation).
If validation passes, true will be returned. Otherwise, a FormValidationException exception will be thrown. You can either catch that within your controller, or pass it to, for example, global.php for handling. Either works.
The key is that you'll create a dedicated class for each form that you need to validate. For instance, if a user can register for your site, then you'll have a Registration form object. Maybe something like:
Now, just inject this object into your controller or application service, and call a validate() method on it.
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