PHP code example of voku / html-form-validator

    
        
<?php
require_once('vendor/autoload.php');

/* Start to develop here. Best regards https://php-download.com/ */

    

voku / html-form-validator example snippets

use voku\HtmlFormValidator\Validator;

st">
  <label>Artist:
    <select name="top5" m Waits</option>
      <option>Nina Hagen</option>
      <option>Marianne Rosenberg</option>
    </select>
  </label>
</form>
';

$rules = $formValidator->getAllRules();
static::assertSame(
    [
        'music' => [
            'top5' => 'in(' . \serialize(['Heino','Michael Jackson','Tom Waits','Nina Hagen','Marianne Rosenberg',]) . ')',
        ],
    ],
    $rules
);

// --- valid

// fake some data
$_POST = [
    'top5' => 'Heino',
];
$formValidatorResult = $formValidator->validate($_POST);
static::assertSame([], $formValidatorResult->getErrorMessages());

// --- invalid

// fake some data
$_POST = [
    'top5' => 'fooooo',
];
$formValidatorResult = $formValidator->validate($_POST);
static::assertSame(
    [
        'top5' => [
            '"fooooo" must be in { "Heino", "Michael Jackson", "Tom Waits", "Nina Hagen", "Marianne Rosenberg" }',
        ],
    ],
    $formValidatorResult->getErrorMessages()
);

use voku\HtmlFormValidator\Validator;

"post">
    <label for="email">Email:</label>
    <input
        type="email"
        id="email"
        name="user[email]"
        value=""
        data-validator="email"
        data-filter="trim"
        data-error-class="error-foo-bar"
        data-error-message--email="Your email [%s] address is not correct."
        data-error-template-selector="span#email-error-message-template"
                
        data-error-template-selector="span#date-error-message-template"
        => ['Your email [foo@isanemail] address is not correct.'],
        'user[date]'  => [
            'Date is not correct.',
            'Date is empty.',
        ],
    ],
    $formValidatorResult->getErrorMessages()
);

// get the new html
static::assertSame(
    '
    <form id="register" method="post">
        <label for="email">Email:</label>
        <input 
                type="email" 
                id="email" 
                name="user[email]" 
                value="" 
                data-validator="email" 
                data-filter="trim" 
                data-error-class="error-foo-bar" 
                data-error-message--email="Your email [%s] address is not correct." 
                data-error-template-selector="span#email-error-message-template" 
                         data-error-template-selector="span#date-error-message-template"
                

$formValidator->addCustomRule(
    'foobar',
    \Respect\Validation\Validator::allOf(
        \Respect\Validation\Validator::intVal(),
        \Respect\Validation\Validator::positive()
    )
);

namespace Respect\Validation\Rules;

class CustomRule extends AbstractRule
{
  /**
   * @param string $value
   *
   * @return bool
   */
  public function validate($value)
  {
    return ($value === 'foobar');
  }

}

namespace Respect\Validation\Exceptions;

class CustomRuleException extends ValidationException
{
  public static $defaultTemplates = [
      self::MODE_DEFAULT  => [
          self::STANDARD => 'Invalid input... \'foobar\' is only allowed here... ',
      ],
      self::MODE_NEGATIVE => [
          self::STANDARD => 'Invalid input... \'foobar\' is not allowed here... ',
      ],
  ];
}

$formValidator->addCustomRule('foobar', \Respect\Validation\Rules\CustomRule::class);

$formValidator->addCustomFilter(
    'append_lall',
    function ($input) {
      return $input . 'lall';
    }
);