Validator

Validator handles backend validation of all your data, where you need.

Methods

• Validator::validate($input, $rules)
  Validate an associative array of values.
  $input: an associative array where the key correspond the name of the value in input.
  $rules: an associative array where the name correspond the type of field to validate.
  This method return boolean: true in case of validate success, otherwise return an array containing the name of field that not pass the validation.
• Validator::validateFormValues($input, $rules)
  In $input put your form data, and $rules contain for every input the type of rule. Like this: Format for input:
  $input[ 0 => ["values" => ["your_value"]],
1 => ["values" => ["check_1","check_2"]] ]
  Format for rule:
  $rules[ 0 => ["required|string"],
1 => ["Required|Min:1|Max:3"] ]
  Here is the list of rule you can use in your validator:
  Required, String, Integer, Float, Min, Max, In
• Validator::string($input)
  Use this method to validate an field that can only accept string as input
• Validator::onlyChars($input)
  Use this method to validate an field that can only accept char as input
• Validator::onlyCharsWithSpace($input)
  Use this method to validate an field that can only accept char with space as input
• Validator::onlyCharNumbersUnderscore($input) Use this method to validate an field that can only accept char with number and underscore as input
• Validator::address($input)
  Use this method to validate an field that can only accept address type as input
• Validator::operators($rule)
  Use this method to validate an field that can only accept operator as input like: "like", "not like", "<>", "=", "<", "<=", ">", ">=".
• Validator::varchar_max_length($input)
  Use this method to validate an field that can only accept max string length setup into env as input
• Validator::numeric($input)
  Use this method to validate an field that can only accept number as input
• Validator::alphanumeric($input)
  Use this method to validate an field that can only accept number and char as input
• Validator::integer($input)
  Use this method to validate an field that can only accept integer as input
• Validator::float($input)
  Use this method to validate an field that can only accept float as input
• Validator::in($elem, $array)
  Use this method to validate an field that check if in the array the element is exists or not.
• Validator::email($input)
  Use this method to validate an field that can only accept email as input
• Validator::phone($input)
  (TODO)Use this method to validate an field that can only accept phone as input
• Validator::password_login($password)
  Use this method to validate an field that can only accept password as input
• Validator::password($password)
  Use this method to validate an field that can only accept password as input
• Validator::strongPassword($password)
  Use this method to validate an field that check if the password is a strong password
• Validator::username($username)
  Use this method to validate an field that can only accept username format as input
• Validator::filename($filename)
  (TODO)
• Validator::required($input, $array)
  Use this method to check if the input is in array or not
• Validator::setError($key,$message)
  This method set error for Validator class.
• Validator::hasError()
  This method check if Validator class has error