• Install
• Introduction
• API
  • isType
  • greaterThan
  • greaterThanEqualTo
  • lessThan
  • lessThanEqualTo
  • lengthGreaterThan
  • lengthGreaterThanEqualTo
  • lengthLessThan
  • lengthLessThanEqualTo
  • notEmpty
  • startsWithLetter
  • alphaNumeric
  • alphaNumericUnderScore
  • alphaNumericHyphen
  • alphaNumericLine
  • set
• Contributing

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composer install eden/validation

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Instantiate validation in this manner.

$validation = eden('validation', 'foobar');

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Returns true if the value is a given type

eden('validation', 'foo')->isType(*string $type, bool $soft);

• *string $type - The data type to check for
• bool $soft - This is like == vs ===

Returns bool

Example 1

eden('validation', 'foo')->isType('email');

Example 2

eden('validation', 'foo')->isType('url');

Example 3

eden('validation', 'foo')->isType('hex');

Example 4

eden('validation', 'foo')->isType('cc');

Example 5

eden('validation', 'foo')->isType('int');

Example 6

eden('validation', 'foo')->isType('float');

Example 7

eden('validation', 'foo')->isType('bool');

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Returns true if the value is greater than the passed argument

eden('validation', 'foo')->greaterThan(*int $number);

• *int $number - Number to test against

Returns bool

eden('validation', 'foo')->greaterThan(123);

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Returns true if the value is greater or equal to than the passed argument

eden('validation', 'foo')->greaterThanEqualTo(*int $number);

• *int $number - Number to test against

Returns bool

eden('validation', 'foo')->greaterThanEqualTo(123);

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Returns true if the value is less than the passed argument

eden('validation', 'foo')->lessThan(*int $number);

• *int $number - Number to test against

Returns bool

eden('validation', 'foo')->lessThan(123);

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Returns true if the value is less than or equal the passed argument

eden('validation', 'foo')->lessThanEqualTo(*int $number);

• *int $number - Number to test against

Returns bool

eden('validation', 'foo')->lessThanEqualTo(123);

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Returns true if the value length is greater than the passed argument

eden('validation', 'foo')->lengthGreaterThan(*int $number);

• *int $number - Number to test against

Returns bool

eden('validation', 'foo')->lengthGreaterThan(123);

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Returns true if the value length is greater than or equal to the passed argument

eden('validation', 'foo')->lengthGreaterThanEqualTo(*int $number);

• *int $number - Number to test against

Returns bool

eden('validation', 'foo')->lengthGreaterThanEqualTo(123);

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Returns true if the value length is less than the passed argument

eden('validation', 'foo')->lengthLessThan(*int $number);

• *int $number - Number to test against

Returns bool

eden('validation', 'foo')->lengthLessThan(123);

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Returns true if the value length is less than or equal to the passed argument

eden('validation', 'foo')->lengthLessThanEqualTo(*int $number);

• *int $number - Number to test against

Returns bool

eden('validation', 'foo')->lengthLessThanEqualTo(123);

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Returns true if the value is not empty

eden('validation', 'foo')->notEmpty();

Returns bool

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Returns true if the value starts with a specific letter

eden('validation', 'foo')->startsWithLetter();

Returns bool

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Returns true if the value is alpha numeric

eden('validation', 'foo')->alphaNumeric();

Returns bool

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Returns true if the value is alpha numeric underscore

eden('validation', 'foo')->alphaNumericUnderScore();

Returns bool

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Returns true if the value is alpha numeric hyphen

eden('validation', 'foo')->alphaNumericHyphen();

Returns bool

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Returns true if the value is alpha numeric hyphen or underscore

eden('validation', 'foo')->alphaNumericLine();

Returns bool

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Sets the value to be validated

eden('validation', 'foo')->set(*mixed $value);

• *mixed $value - value

Returns Eden\Validation\Index

eden('validation', 'foo')->set($value);

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#Contributing to Eden

Contributions to Eden are following the Github work flow. Please read up before contributing.

##Setting up your machine with the Eden repository and your fork

1. Fork the repository
2. Fire up your local terminal create a new branch from the v4 branch of your fork with a branch name describing what your changes are. Possible branch name types:
   • bugfix
   • feature
   • improvement
3. Make your changes. Always make sure to sign-off (-s) on all commits made (git commit -s -m "Commit message")

##Making pull requests

1. Please ensure to run phpunit before making a pull request.
2. Push your code to your remote forked version.
3. Go back to your forked version on GitHub and submit a pull request.
4. An Eden developer will review your code and merge it in when it has been classified as suitable.