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Informations about the package validator-chain

ValidatorChain Build Status

A library to perform several validations in a chain.

Installation

Install ValidationChain with Composer

Create or update your composer.json

And run Composer

Finally include Composers autoloader

Basic Usage

Create an instance of Chain with the value you like to check

Now, run some tests in a chain

If you want to know if all validations run fine use the isValid-method

Alternatively you can use this in one statement:

Reset chain

Use reset() to reset your chain.

Options

You can set different options with instantiation or the setter for the appropriate option.

throwExceptionOnFailure

If this option is set to true then Chain will throw a Validator\Exception if a validation failed.

Default is set to false

The setter for this option is throwExceptionOnFailure()

stopValidationOnFailure

If this option is set to true then Chain will not perform any further validation.

Default is set to true

The setter for this option is stopValidationOnFailure()

Listener for failures

You can add Closures to get notifications on failures.

This example will output: failure

If you like you can use the failed \Validator\Rule in your listener

Rules

hasKey()

hasKeys()

isArray()

isInteger()

isInt()

Alias for isInteger()

isNull()

isNull()

isNumeric()

isObject()

isScalar()

isString()

lengthOf( int $length )

maximumLengthOf( int $length )

minumumLengthOf( int $length )

Add your own rule

Run Tests

You can use PHPUnit from the vendor-folder.

or with code-coverage-report

License

This package is licensed under the MIT License. See the LICENSE file for details.

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Requires php Version >=5.6.0
pklink/dotor Version ~2.0.0
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