A CompositeValidator uses a list of sub-validators to validate the data.
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A CompositeValidator uses a list of sub-validators to validate the data.
It does not implement any validation logic directly.
- Copyright
- GPL-2.0-or-later
- Author
- Daniel Kinzler
◆ __construct()
| Wikibase\Repo\Validators\CompositeValidator::__construct |
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$validators, |
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$failFast = true |
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- Parameters
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| ValueValidator[] | $validators | |
| bool | $failFast | If true, validation will be aborted after the first sub validator fails. |
◆ setOptions()
| Wikibase\Repo\Validators\CompositeValidator::setOptions |
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$options | ) |
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- See also
- ValueValidator::setOptions()
- Parameters
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◆ validate()
| Wikibase\Repo\Validators\CompositeValidator::validate |
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$value | ) |
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- See also
- ValueValidator::validate()
- Parameters
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| mixed | $value | The value to validate |
- Returns
- Result
◆ $failFast
| Wikibase\Repo\Validators\CompositeValidator::$failFast |
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◆ $validators
| Wikibase\Repo\Validators\CompositeValidator::$validators |
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The documentation for this class was generated from the following file:
Inheritance diagram for Wikibase\Repo\Validators\CompositeValidator:
