Yet Another Validator (YAV) for PHP
Introduction
YAV is a very simple, stupid implementation framework agnostic library to validate and sanitize data., (*1)
Licence
All source files in YAV are released subject to the terms of the MIT license, as written in the included LICENSE.txt file., (*2)
Installation
Composer
YAV can be installed with composer (http://getcomposer.org/)., (*3)
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Install composer:, (*4)
$ curl -s https://getcomposer.org/installer | php
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Require YAV as a dependency using composer:, (*5)
$ php composer.phar require victorium/yaqb
Getting Started
This is a simple example on getting started with YAV:, (*6)
<?php
define("PATH_TO_YAV_SRC", dirname(__DIR__));
require PATH_TO_YAV_SRC . "/bootstrap.php";
use Yav\Processor\StrProcessor;
// all error messages are stored into here
$errors = [];
$myName = "\nJohn Doe";
$myName = StrProcessor::init(@$myName)
->required()
->strip()
->satisfies("/\s/")
->errorMessages("myName", $errors, [
"required" => "Please enter your name",
"satisfies" => "Please enter your full name",
])->value();
Features
YAV supports the following features:, (*7)
String processing
<?php
$data["place"] = StrProcessor::init(@$rawData["place"])
->required()
->strip()
->satisfies("/,/")
->errorMessages("place", $errors, [
"required" => "Please enter the city and country",
"satisfies" => "Please enter in the format: city,country",
])->value();
$data["country_code"] = StrProcessor::init(@$rawData["country_code"])
->required()
->maxLength(2)
->minLength(2)
->registerCallback(function (&$data, &$errors) {
$data = strtoupper($data);
})->errorMessages("country_code", $errors, [
"required" => "Please enter the country code",
"maxLength" => "Country codes are 2 letters",
"minLength" => "Country codes are 2 letters",
])->value();
Integer and float processing
Date and time processing
Email processing
Phone number processing
File processing