radic/laraval

Laravel 5 jQuery Validation. Full client side, full AJAX, hybrid and other modes. Bootstrap and other frameworks supported.

Wednesday, April 27, 2016
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Laraval

Laravel 5 jQuery form validation using Laravel's Validator rules. Client & Server(AJAX) validation strategies., _(*1)

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You can use the javascript library stand-alone. The provided PHP library is optional.
Stand alone can not use the database validation rules.
Error messages can be imported straight from your Application's language files.
The Laraval PHP library provides more then a few conveinence methods. It also provides the logic for AJAX validation, which enables all validation rule methods.
Depends on jQuery and jquery.validate JS libraries.
Multimple demos (local, ajax, etc) provided using Bootstrap 3.

The package follows the FIG standards PSR-1, PSR-2, and PSR-4 to ensure a high level of interoperability between shared PHP code., _(*3)

Documentation, _(*4)

Demonstration, _(*5)

Quick Impression

jquery.validate.laravel.min.js
Size:           16.01 Kb
Gzip Size:      4.79 Kb

Client side

By including the jquery.validate.js & jquery.validate.laraval.js you will be able to use Laravel's (5.x) validation rules like this:, _(*6)

<input 
    name="user_email" 
    type="email" 
    data-laraval="required|email|not_in:admin@mysite.com,manager@mysite.com"
>

Local example

$rules = [
    'title'         => 'required|max:15|alpha_num',
    'body'          => 'required|max:255|alpha_dash',
    'between_dates' => 'after:1/1/2000|before:1/1/2010|date',
    'user_email'    => 'required|email',
    'url'           => 'required|url',
    'is_admin'      => 'boolean',
    'active'        => 'boolean'
];
return View::make('myview', [
    'rules' => $rules
]);

view:, _(*7)

<form method="POST" action="{{ url('to-the-moon') }}" >
    <!-- You can still provide rules on the form fields, they will simply extend the form rules -->
    <input name="user_email" data-laraval="not_in:admin@mysite.com,manager@mysite.com" type="email" >
</form>
{{ Laraval::local('#demo-form', $rules) }}

AJAX example

Route::post('validate', function(Request $request){
    $rules = [
        'title'         => 'required|max:15|alpha_num',
        'body'          => 'required|max:255|alpha_dash',
        'between_dates' => 'after:1/1/2000|before:1/1/2010|date'
    ]
    return Laraval::make('ajax', $rules)->validate($request);
});

view:, _(*8)

<form id="demo-form" method="POST">
    <input type="text" name="title">
    <input type="text" name="body">
    <input type="date" name="between_dates">
</form>
{{ Laraval::ajax('#demo-form', [ 'url' => url('validate') ]) }}