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GitHub - vbmania/RxValidator: Simple, Extensible, Flexible Validation Checker
source link: https://github.com/vbmania/RxValidator
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RxValidator
Simple, Extensable, Flexable Validation Checker
Requirements
RxValidator is written in Swift 4. Compatible with iOS 8.0+
Installation
Cocoapods
RxValidator is available through CocoaPods. To install it, simply add the following line to your Podfile:
pod 'RxValidator'Usage
You just use like this:
Validate.to(TargetValue) .validate(condition) .validate(condition) .validate(condition) ... .validate(condition) .asObservable() or .check()
String
Use RxSwift
Validate.to("word is not empty") .validate(StringIsShouldNotEmpty()) .asObservable() .subscribe(onNext: { value in print(value) //print("word is not empty") }) .disposed(by: disposeBag) Validate.to("word is not empty") .validate(StringIsShouldNotEmpty()) .asObservable() .map { $0 + "!!" } .bind(to: anotherObservableBinder) .disposed(by: disposeBag) //Multiple condition Validate.to("[email protected]") .validate(StringIsShouldNotEmpty()) //(1) .validate(StringIsNotOverflowThen(maxLength: 50)) //(2) .validate(StringIsShouldMatch("[a-z]+@[a-z]+\\.[a-z]+")) //(3) .asObservable() .subscribe(onNext: { value in print(value) //print("[email protected]") }, onError: { error in let validError = RxValidatorErrorType.determine(error: error) // (1) validError -> RxValidatorErrorType.stringIsEmpty // (2) validError -> RxValidatorErrorType.stringIsOverflow // (3) validError -> RxValidatorErrorType.stringIsNotMatch }) .disposed(by: disposeBag)
Pure Swift
Validate.to("word is not empty") .validate(StringIsShouldNotEmpty()) .check() // result -> RxValidatorErrorType.valid //multiple condition Validate.to("[email protected]") .validate(StringIsShouldNotEmpty()) .validate(StringIsNotOverflowThen(maxLength: 50)) .validate(StringIsShouldMatch("[a-z]+@[a-z]+\\.[a-z]+")) .check() // result -> RxValidatorErrorType.valid
Date
Use RxSwift
let targetDate: Date //2018-05-05 let sameTargetDate: Date let afterTargetDate: Date let beforeTargetDate: Date Validate.to(Date()) .validate(.shouldEqualTo(date: sameTargetDate)) //(1) .validate(.shouldAfterOrSameThen(date: sameTargetDate)) //(2) .validate(.shouldBeforeOrSameThen(date: sameTargetDate)) //(3) .validate(.shouldBeforeOrSameThen(date: afterTargetDate)) //(4) .validate(.shouldBeforeThen(date: afterTargetDate)) //(5) .validate(.shouldAfterOrSameThen(date: beforeTargetDate)) //(6) .validate(.shouldAfterThen(date: beforeTargetDate)) //(7) .asObservable() .subscribe(onNext: { value in print(value) //print("2018-05-05") }, onError: { error in let validError = RxValidatorErrorType.determine(error: error) // (1) validError -> RxValidatorErrorType.notEqualDate // (2) validError -> RxValidatorErrorType.notAfterDate // (3) validError -> RxValidatorErrorType.notBeforeDate // (4) validError -> RxValidatorErrorType.notBeforeDate // (5) validError -> RxValidatorErrorType.notBeforeDate // (6) validError -> RxValidatorErrorType.notAfterDate // (7) validError -> RxValidatorErrorType.notAfterDate }) .disposed(by: disposeBag)
Pure RxSwift
let targetDate: Date //2018-05-05 let sameTargetDate: Date let afterTargetDate: Date let beforeTargetDate: Date Validate.to(Date()) .validate(.shouldEqualTo(date: sameTargetDate)) //(1) .validate(.shouldAfterOrSameThen(date: sameTargetDate)) //(2) .validate(.shouldBeforeOrSameThen(date: sameTargetDate)) //(3) .validate(.shouldBeforeOrSameThen(date: afterTargetDate)) //(4) .validate(.shouldBeforeThen(date: afterTargetDate)) //(5) .validate(.shouldAfterOrSameThen(date: beforeTargetDate)) //(6) .validate(.shouldAfterThen(date: beforeTargetDate)) //(7) .check() // check() result // valid result -> RxValidatorErrorType.valid // (1) not valid -> RxValidatorErrorType.notEqualDate // (2) not valid -> RxValidatorErrorType.notAfterDate // (3) not valid -> RxValidatorErrorType.notBeforeDate // (4) not valid -> RxValidatorErrorType.notBeforeDate // (5) not valid -> RxValidatorErrorType.notBeforeDate // (6) not valid -> RxValidatorErrorType.notAfterDate // (7) not valid -> RxValidatorErrorType.notAfterDate
Int
not Implementation
ResultType
enum RxValidatorResult case valid case notValid(code: Int) case undefinedError case stringIsOverflow case stringIsEmpty case stringIsNotMatch case invalidateDateTerm case notBeforeDate case notAfterDate case notEqualDate
Use with ReactorKit (http://reactorkit.io)
func mutate(action: Action) -> Observable<Mutation> { .... case let .changeTitle(title): return Validate.to(title) .validate(StringIsNotOverflowThen(maxLength: TITLE_MAX_LENGTH)) .asObservable() .flatMap { Observable<Mutation>.just(.updateTitle(title: $0)) } .catchError({ (error) -> Observable<Mutation> in let validError = ValidationTargetErrorType.determine(error: error) return Observable<Mutation>.just(.setTitleValidateError(validError, title)) }) ....
If you want make custom ValidationRule write code like below:
//String Type class MyCustomStringValidationRule: StringValidatorType { func validate(_ value: String) throws { if {notValidCondition} { throw RxValidatorResult.notValidate(code: 999) //'code' must be defined your self. } } } //Int Type class MyCustomIntValidationRule: IntValidatorType { func validate(_ value: Int) throws { if {notValidCondition} { throw RxValidatorResult.notValidate(code: 999) //'code' must be defined your self. } } }
What's next...
- Int Valdation Rules
- validate begin from Observable
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