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Package doctrine-validator
Short Description Advanced model validator for Doctrine ORM (based on ActiveRecord)
License MIT
Homepage https://github.com/paliari/doctrine-validator
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doctrine-validator
Installation
composer require paliari/doctrine-validatorConfiguration
Include the TraitValidatorModel in your model
Or you can make your model class extends from AbstractValidatorModel:
Initialize validator
Add in your bootstrap:
Usage
Validators
Create a protected static property inside your model to validate. See the available options and examples:
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validates_presence_of
- Options:
if,unless,on - Example:
- Options:
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validates_size_of alias to validates_length_of
- Options:
minimum,maximum,in|within - Example:
the
maximumoption is automatically setted by the field doc block - Options:
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validates_inclusion_of
- Options:
in|within,allow_nil,allow_blank - Example:
the
booleanfields are automatically setted astrue|false - Options:
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validates_exclusion_of
- Options:
in|within,allow_nil,allow_blank - Example:
- Options:
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validates_format_of
- Options:
with,without - Values:
email,url,integer,boolean,ip,/[0-9a-z]/ - Example:
- Options:
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validates_numericality_of
- Options:
greater_than,greater_than_or_equal_to,less_than,less_than_or_equal_to,equal_to,other_than,only_integer - Example:
- Options:
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validates_uniqueness_of
- Options:
scope - Example:
- Options:
- validates_custom
- Example:
There is also a list of default options supported by every validator: 'if', 'unless', 'on', 'allow_nil' or 'allow_blank'
Callbacks
Create a protected static property with the callbacks inside your model. See the available options and examples:
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before_validation Execute before validation
- Example:
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after_validation Execute after validation
- Example:
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before_validation_on_create Execute before validation only create
- Example:
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after_validation_on_create Execute after validation only create
- Example:
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before_validation_on_update Execute before validation only update
- Example:
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after_validation_on_update Execute after validation only update
- Example:
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before_validation_on_remove Execute before validation only remove
- Example:
- after_validation_on_remove
Execute after validation only remove
- Example:
Custom Validators
Para adicionar validator customizado é só uar o método statico no model ModelName::addCustomValidator passando como argumento um callable que recebe como parametro o $model.
To add custom validator just use the static method in model ModelName :: addCustomValidator passing as argument a callable that takes $model as parameter.
Example:
