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Informations about the package phpiv

PHP Input Validator

This is a really-small PHP validator which is intended to offer a easy-to-use interface and some mechanisms to integrate with other tools. Here is how it works:

  1. Create an associative array of values.

  2. Create a validator for each of the values in that array. The preferred way of doing this is by grouping all your validators in a ValidatiorSet.

  3. Apply the ValidatorSet to the array. A ValidationError will tel you that one or more fields in the array are not valid according to the rules you had defined.

  4. Obtain the set of errors associated to their corresponding field by calling ValidationError::getErrors() on the exception instance you catched.

Please, see the tests to get some hints on how to make this in work in code. I plan to add some parctical examples to this docs in future commits.

The design of this validator imitates what other frameworks do. I created it to have a simple validation tool-belt for small projects and for fun.

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Testing

You will require PHPUnit to run the test. It is included in the composer.json as a development dep. You can run the tests as follows:

./vendor/bin/phpunit

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