Valitron Laravel Package

• requireWith(out) now supports dot notation
• translation fixes in various languages

Thank to all contributors!

• testing now runs as a github workflow
• now also tested against PHP 8.0
• improved handling of indexed/associative arrays

Allow disabling of auto prepending the field labels

Add support for SL language

New rules requiredWith and requiredWithout for conditional requirements

new rule listContains - Performs in_array check on given array values

New rule arrayHasKeys

Fixed a bug[#262] where array elements where considered required when any rule was applied to them New rules for dealing with arrays: subset and containsUnique Languages: new string in Lithuanian, Norwegian Bokmål added Additional documentation and comments

New languages: Lithuanian, Swedish, Korean New option to stop validating when the first error is encountered Support for nested arrays for 'equals' and 'different' rules Enhanced tests

The validateRequired method required $fields to be an array, and this broke compatibility with objects that implement PHP's ArrayAccess interface.

Please note that while ArrayAccess-objects will probably work most of the time, Valitron is meant to be used with actual arrays.

• updated translations for pt-br, it and fr
• less blowing up of php when an array is passed to a rule that expects a string
• don't add {field} to a custom error message if it already exists
• added a flag to force the required rule on empty fields

Validator::mapFieldRules() provides another way of adding rules on a per-field basis

Added a flag to validateInteger() to enable strict checking (bypassing PHP's automatic conversions)

• Fixed a bug where Validator::withData would erase all rules.
• Added test to make sure Validator::withData actually works as intended
• Added "Re-use of validation rules" to the readme

Massive thanks to @wenbinye for spotting the bug, and sorry for any inconvenience it may have caused

General:

• Validator::rule now supports any kind of callable
• Validator objects are re-usable for different data

Languages:

• Norwegian
• Slovak

Rules:

• New 'between' rule: Validate the value of a field is between min and max values
• Updated 'contains' rule: case-sensitivity can now be toggled using a parameter (defaults to case-sensitive)

Thanks to @willemwollebrants for his work on issues and PRs to get this release out.

Updated:

• validateAccepted() now also accepts string '1' as valid

New functionality:

• "optional" rule: Value does not need to be included in data array. If it is however, it must pass validation.
• callback rules: use custom callbacks or closures

New languages:

• Dutch, Turkish, Azerbaijani

Updated language:

• Portugese (Brazil)