Structured Validator Library for Rust

A library for validating structured data.

Description

A Validation library designed to be extendable with the use of Rust's extension trait, for example, you can bring your own i18n by implementing extension trait against LocaleData and ValidateErrorStore

Here are the examples of where Poem's i18n and Dioxus's i81n are being used.

https://github.com/CJ-Jackson/animal_api_again/blob/main/backend_api/src/common/locale/mod.rs
https://github.com/CJ-Jackson/animal_api_again/blob/main/ui/src/common/locale/mod.rs

You can also extend Name and hook in your own RegExp of your choosing, or you could use your own Post Code Validator; the possibility is endless.

Installation

cargo add cjtoolkit-structured-validator --git https://github.com/cjtoolkit/cjtoolkit-structured-validator

Locale Template

Fluent Template Language (FTL)

# Validation
validate-cannot-be-empty = Cannot be empty

validate-min-length =
    Must be at least { $min ->
        [one] a character
        *[other] { $min } characters
    }
validate-max-length =
    Must be at most { $max ->
        [one] a character
        *[other] { $max } characters
    }

validate-must-have-special-chars = Must contain at least one special character
validate-must-have-uppercase-and-lowercase = Must contain at least one uppercase and lowercase letter
validate-must-have-uppercase = Must contain at least one uppercase letter
validate-must-have-lowercase = Must contain at least one lowercase letter
validate-must-have-digit = Must contain at least one digit

validate-password-does-not-match = Does not match
validate-username-taken = Already taken

validate-invalid-url = URL is not valid

validate-email-invalid = Email is not valid
validate-email-does-not-match = Email does not match

validate-number-min-value = Must be at least { $min }
validate-number-max-value = Must be at most { $max }

Features Flags

• full - Enables all features.
• url - Enables URL support.
• email - Enables Email support.