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Informations about the package laravel-validators

Laravel Validators

Custom validations for the laravel framework

📝 Summary

Getting Started

Installation

Requires:

1: First, you may use Composer to install Laravel Validators as a dependency into your Laravel project:

How to use?

Basic usage

The package provides two simple functions that can be used, one where errors are returned makeValidator and the other, if an error occurs, a custom exception is thrown that also returns errors makeValidatorThrow.


Validator file example (click here) > Create a file in a folder, example: `\App\Validators\TestValidator`

After creating a validation file, see how to use it in the examples below

Function makeValidator

Example of use:

Function makeValidatorThrow

Example of use:

With Requests

You can use Laravel's Requests to validate the data and you can use Validators too.


Request file example (click here) > Create a file in a folder, example: `\App\Http\Requests\TestRequest`


Usage Request in Controller > Create a controller in a folder, example: `\App\Http\Controllers`

When the data is invalid, by default it will redirect to the previous page showing the errors that occurred, to catch the errors in the view you can do something like this:

Get request errors in the view

Example project

We provide a package so you can test all the examples mentioned here, just access the link below :)

Click Here


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Requires php Version ^7.3|^8.0
laravel/framework Version ^8.0|^9.0|^10.0|^11.0
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