Basic validation for Laravel models. On creation and update events by default.
- if basic validation is required
class LaravelModel {
use Hewison\BasicValidation;
public $rules = [
'column' => 'required'
];
public $messages = [
'column.required' => 'This is a custom message'
];
}- if more advanced rules are required a method is provided
use Illuminate\Validation\Rule;
class LaravelModel {
use Hewison\BasicValidation;
const AVAILABLE_OPTIONS = [
'option_1',
'option_2',
];
public function validationRules()
{
return [
'column' => [
'required',
Rule::In(self::AVAILABLE_OPTIONS)
],
];
}
}- validation will fire when using any of the following methods
LaravelModel::create();
LaravelModel::update();
LaravelModel::save();- if you require that validation does not fire for specific events you can use
php disableValidation()
LaravelModel::find(1)->disableValidation()->update();
LaravelModel::find(1)->enableValidation()->update();- You can also remove specific rules for an event, this will bypass validation for specific columns
LaravelModel::find(1)->removeRules('column')->update();
LaravelModel::find(1)->removeRules(['column_1', 'column_2'])->update();
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