SValidator
A library for validation and data binding of scala objects in a fluent and concise manner.
This project is heavily inspired by the FluentValidation library for .NET and licensed under the MIT license.
An additional library is provided for easy integration with the Play! framework.
Installation
SValidator is available on Maven for scala 2.12. Just add the following line to your build.sbt:
libraryDependencies += "com.github.novamage" % "svalidator_2.12" % "2.3.0"
Quick Usage
Consider the following case class.
case class Person(firstName: String,
lastName: String,
age: Int,
married: Boolean,
hasJob: Boolean,
notes: Option[String])Create a class that inherits from com.github.novamage.svalidator.validation.simple.SimpleValidator[A] where A is
the type of the object you want to validate. Then,
import com.github.novamage.svalidator.validation.simple.constructs._
and make a fluent and elegant validation by using the WithRules builder on your simple validator, like:
override def validate(implicit instance: Person): ValidationSummary = WithRules(
For { _.firstName } ForField 'firstName
mustNot be empty () withMessage "First name is required"
must have maxLength 32 withMessage "Must have 32 characters or less",
For { _.lastName } ForField 'lastName
mustNot be empty () withMessage "Last name is required"
must have maxLength 32 withMessage "Must have 32 characters or less",
For { _.age } ForField 'age
mustNot be negative () withMessage "Must be a positive number",
For { _.married } ForField 'married
must be(false) when { _.age < 18 } withMessage "Must be 18 years or older to allow marking marriage",
For { _.hasJob } ForField 'hasJob
must be(false) when { _.age < 21 } withMessage "Must be 21 years or older to allow marking a job"
)To perform the actual validation, create an instance of your validator class, and call the method validate passing in
the instance to validate.
Check the wiki for more details.