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Package apposite
Short Description Conditionally apply validation rules in Laravel
License MIT
Homepage https://github.com/monooso/apposite
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Apposite
About Apposite
Apposite makes it easy to conditionally apply Laravel validation rules, even when you don't have access to the validator instance.
Requirements and installation
Select the appropriate branch for your version of Laravel.
| Branch | Laravel Versions | PHP Version |
|---|---|---|
| 1.x | ^6.0 |
^7.2 |
| 2.x | ^7.0 |
^7.2.5 |
| 3.x | ^8.0 |
^7.3 |
| 4.x | ^8.0 |
^8.0 |
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Usage
Apposite provides three custom Laravel validation rules:
ApplyWhenApplyUnlessApplyMap
ApplyWhen
Use ApplyWhen to apply one or more validation rules when a condition is met. For example, validate the email field if the contact_method is "email".
The ApplyWhen constructor expects two arguments:
- A conditional, which determines whether the validation rules are applied. This may be a boolean value, or a closure which returns a boolean.
- The validation rules to apply if the conditional evaluates to
true. The may be in any format recognised by the Laravel validator.
For example:
Add the ApplyWhen rule to your validation rules array in the normal way.
ApplyUnless
ApplyUnless is the opposite of ApplyWhen. Use it to apply one or more validation rules when a condition is not met.
For example:
Refer to the ApplyWhen documentation for full usage instructions.
ApplyMap
Use ApplyMap when you need to choose between different sets of validation rules. For example, when validating that the chosen delivery_service is offered by the chosen delivery_provider.
The ApplyMap constructor expects two arguments:
- The "key" value, which determines which rules to apply (if any). For example, "fedex".
- A "map" of keys to validation rules. The validation rules may be in any format recognised by the Laravel validator.
License
Apposite is open source software, released under the MIT license.
