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A collection of validators implementing / extending the District5 Validator library.

Installation

Install using composer:

composer require district5/validators

Usage

Currently Available Validators

Array of Numbers
Bool Value
Checkbox Value
DateTime
DateYYYMMDD
Domain Name
Email Address
Hex
Hex Colour
Integer Value
Integer Positive
Integer Range
JSON String
Lat Lon Object
Long Value
Numeric Value
Numeric Range
Numeric Specific Values
Regex
Std Class with Properties
String in Array of String
String Length
String of Defined Characters
String Version Major Minor Patch Greater Than or Equal To
String with Dashes
String with Dashes and Underscores
String with Dashes Dots and Underscores
Sub Domain
Unix Timestamp Seconds
URL

General

Most validators work in the same way:

$validValue = true;
$invalidValue = 'Hello';

$validator = new \District5\Validators\BoolValue();

$validator->isValid($validValue);   // true
$validator->isValid($invalidValue);   // false

Some validators have configuration options that can be specified at construction time:

EmailAddress

Validate an email address:

<?php
// Simple format check:
$validator = new \District5\Validators\EmailAddress();
$validator->isValid('foo@gmail.com'); // true

// Deeper check, which includes MX record lookup:
$validator = new \District5\Validators\EmailAddress(
    ['deep' => true]
);

$validator->isValid('foo@gmail.com'); // true
$validator->isValid('foo@domainthatdoesntexist.com'); // false

Testing:

$ composer install
$ ./vendor/bin/phpunit

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