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2017-25 © Pedro Peláez
Server side user input validation library
, (*1)
This is a small PHP package that makes it easy to validate forms in your project specially larger forms., (*2)
You can install Validator either via package download from github or via composer install. I encourage you to do the latter:, (*3)
{
"require": {
"azi/validator": "2.*"
}
}
to get started, (*4)
require 'vendor/autoload.php';
use azi\Validator; $v = new Validator();
$rules = array(
'name' => 'alpha|required',
'age' => 'num|required',
);
$v->validate( $_POST, $rules );
if ( !$v->passed() ) {
$v->goBackWithErrors();
}
<label>Name :
<input type="text" name="name">
</label>
<?= Validator::error('name'); ?>
you can wrap error messages with custom HTML markup, (*5)
Validator::error('confirm_password', '<span class="error">:message</span>');
you can register your custom RegExp before running the validator, (*6)
$v->registerExpression( 'cnic', '#^([0-9]{13})$#', 'Invalid CNIC number' );
registerExpression method takes 3 arguments * expressionID - unique name for the expression * pattern - the RegExp string * message [optional] - the error message to be retured if the validation fails, (*7)
Validator::registerExpression($expressionID , $pattern, $message)
you can also pass a custom error message with each rule, (*8)
$rules['full_name'] = "required--Please Enter your name";
this weekend (15th Aug 2015) i was working on a must have feature in validator which is accepting custom rules at run time. here is how you can do it from now on., (*9)
$validator = new azi\validator();
$validator->addRule('isUnique', function($field, $value){
$query = mysqli_query("SELECT * FROM users WHERE username = $value");
if($query->affected_rows > 0) {
return "Username '$value' already exists please try something else";
}
return true;
);
now you can use this newly registered rule., (*10)
$validator->validate(
$_POST, ['username' => 'isUnique|required']
);
now you have so much power on your fields validation do whatever you want in Closure you passed to
Validator::addRule() as 2nd argument., (*11)
you can spacify conditional rules for a field, (*12)
$rules['age'] = 'if:gender[Male](required|min:2|num)';
you can also compare a field with another, (*13)
$rules['password'] = 'required|min:8'; $rules['confirm_password'] = 'same:password';
Server side user input validation library
MIT
Server side user input validation library
MIT
Server side user input validation library
MIT
Server side user input validation library
MIT