passport

A Kotlin-based Android view validation library with a simple DSL.

Usage

Create Rules

Use the existing DSL rules or create custom rules to fit your needs. Capture the returned Passport object to invoke validation when required.

passport {
    rules<String>(phoneEdit) {
        numeric(getString(R.string.valid_phone_required))
    }
    
    rules<String>(emailLayout) {
        email()
        length(8, 32)
    }
    
    rules<Boolean>(switchView) {
        rule({ it }, { "The switch must be on." })
    }
}

You can also use the property delegate validator to setup your Passport object.

val validationRules by validator {
    rules<String>(phoneEdit) {
        numeric(getString(R.string.valid_phone_required))
    }
    
    rules<String>(emailLayout) {
        email()
        length(8, 32)
    }
    
    rules<Boolean>(switchView) {
        rule({ it }, { "The switch must be on." })
    }
}

Validate

A specific view, view group, fragment or activity can be targeted for validation.

val validator = passport { <snip> }
if(validator.validate(this, ValidationMethod.IMMEDIATE)) {
    // Valid!
}

Validation supports batch, fail fast, and immediate modes:

• Batch - All views and rules are processed before validation is complete.
• Fail Fast - All views are processed. For each view all rules are processed until the first failure is encountered.
• Immediate - All views and rules are processed until a failure is found and validation completes immediately.

Validator Factories

Validators are provided to passport via validator factory functions.

Passport.validatorFactory({ TextViewValidator() })

Passport will assign the correct validator to a view during rule assignment based on it's class type. A specific validator can be assigned instead if desired.

Custom Validators

Custom validators allow for any view type to be managed. See the SwitchMaterial example.

See the example activity.

Gradle

allprojects {
	repositories {
		...
		maven { url "https://jitpack.io" }
	}
}

dependencies {
    compile 'com.github.deadpixelsociety.passport:core:2.2'

    // 'material' includes a validator for the TextInputLayout view in the AndroidX material library. 
    //compile 'com.github.deadpixelsociety.passport:material:2.2'
    // 'fragment' includes a support for the AndroidX Fragment class. 
    //compile 'com.github.deadpixelsociety.passport:fragment:2.2'

    // 'design' includes a validator for the TextInputLayout view in the legacy design support library. 
    //compile 'com.github.deadpixelsociety.passport:design:2.2'
    // 'support-fragment' includes support for the legacy v4 Fragment class.
    //compile 'com.github.deadpixelsociety.passport:support-fragment:2.2'
}

License

The MIT License (MIT)

Copyright (c) 2019 deadpixelsociety

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