Valiant::Validator::Collection - A validator that contains and runs other validators
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This is used internally by Valiant and I can't imagine a good use for it elsewhere so the documentation here is light. There's no reason to NOT use it if for some reason a good use comes to mind (I don't plan to change this so you can consider it public API but just perhaps tricky bits for very advanced use cases).
I guess it could be used to make very complicated nested validations. I'm not going to show you how to do that since I think only people that can figure it out should be allowed. If you think I'm wrong ping me on IRC and submit a doc patch.
This validator role provides the following attributes
Accepts a coderef or the name of a method which executes and is expected to return true or false. If false we skip the validation (or true for unless). Recieves the object, the attribute name and the value to be checked as arguments.
unless
Provide a global error message override for the constraint. Will accept either a string message or a translation tag. Please not that many validators also provide error type specific messages for providing custom errors (as well as the ability to setup your own errors in a localization file. Using this attribute is the easiest but probably not always your best option.
When true instead of adding a message to the errors list, will throw exception with the error instead. If the true value is the name of a class that provides a throw message, will use that instead.
throw
A scalar or list of contexts that can be used to control the situation ('context') under which the validation is executed.
This role provides the following methods. You may wish to review the source code of the prebuild validators for examples of usage.
Used to properly construct a options hashref that you should pass to any calls to add an error. You need this for passing special values to the translation method or for setting overrides such as strict or message.
strict
message
Valiant, Valiant::Validator, Valiant::Validator::Each.
See Valiant
To install Valiant, copy and paste the appropriate command in to your terminal.
cpanm
cpanm Valiant
CPAN shell
perl -MCPAN -e shell install Valiant
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