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We can create custom rule for validation for the PValidate package. Let’s see how to create and use a custom validation rule in the Pvalidate library for PHP. This guide will provide a step-by-step example of implementing a custom password validation rule and integrating it into a PHP class. We will create a custom password … Read more

To validate an object of a class, we first need to add the validation rules to the class properties, as attributes. Let’s see how perform a basic validation- Import Validation Rules Rules are in the namespace Webhkp\Pvalidate\Rules. So, import the validation rules you need- Add Validation Rule to Property We can add the rules as … Read more

WARNING The Pvalidate installation process requires composer. Make sure that you have composer installed on the machine. Installation To get started with Pvalidate, ensure you have installed the package via Composer: NOTE Check the Package details and Source code from the link below- Once installed, you can begin defining validation rules within your classes and … Read more

We can use the rules individually to parse some data. Parsing Methods To parse we have two functions- Examples Here are a few examples of using the rules individually to parse and validate data- Required Validation To validate if a field is required, use the Required rule. This example demonstrates how to validate a null … Read more

We can build a validator step by step by adding one rule at a time, and then finally parse data.

Here is how we can use the StartWith and EndWith rules to validate a string.

Installation To get started with Pvalidate, ensure you have installed the package via Composer: Once installed, you can begin defining validation rules within your classes and leveraging Pvalidate’s powerful validation capabilities. Available Validation Rules The following validation rules are included in the default installation- NOTE We can define our custom rule for validation Check the … Read more