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ValidationPath

Struct ValidationPath 

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pub struct ValidationPath { /* private fields */ }
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A structured path to a value being validated.

Debug and Display do not reveal field labels. Call Self::render explicitly only in a trusted presentation layer; even rendered map entries contain opaque positions rather than raw map keys.

Field labels are static program declarations. Runtime map keys must be represented by opaque map-entry segments.

§Examples

use qubit_validator::ValidationPath;

let path = ValidationPath::root().with_field("profile").with_index(2);
assert_eq!(path.render(), "profile[2]");
assert_eq!(path.as_segments().len(), 2);

Runtime field names cannot be retained in a path. Represent dynamic map entries with Self::with_map_entry instead.

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use qubit_validator::ValidationPath;
let runtime_name = String::from("user supplied key");
let _ = ValidationPath::root().with_field(&runtime_name);

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impl ValidationPath

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pub const fn root() -> Self

Creates an empty root path.

§Returns

A path with no segments. Rendering this path produces an empty string.

Examples found in repository?
examples/validate_named_bench.rs (line 176)
168fn main() {
169    let b0 = V0.bind(ValidatorId::new("bench.zero"), 0, &[]).unwrap();
170    let b1 = V1.bind(ValidatorId::new("bench.one"), 0, &[]).unwrap();
171    let b4 = V4.bind(ValidatorId::new("bench.four"), 0, &[]).unwrap();
172    let b8 = V8.bind(ValidatorId::new("bench.eight"), 0, &[]).unwrap();
173    let b9 = V9.bind(ValidatorId::new("bench.nine"), 0, &[]).unwrap();
174    let number = 7_u64;
175    let value = ValidationValue::Typed(&number);
176    let path = ValidationPath::root().with_field("sample");
177    let tail_path = ValidationPath::root().with_field("tail");
178
179    let empty_named: [NamedValidationDependency<'_>; 0] = [];
180    let empty_values: [ValidationValue<'_>; 0] = [];
181    run_case("zero", &b0, &empty_named, &BoundValidationContext::new(&empty_values));
182
183    let one_named = [NamedValidationDependency::new("a", value)];
184    let one_values = [value];
185    run_case("one_plain", &b1, &one_named, &BoundValidationContext::new(&one_values));
186    let one_named_path = [NamedValidationDependency::new("a", value).with_path(&path)];
187    let one_paths = [path.clone()];
188    let one_context = BoundValidationContext::new_with_paths(&one_values, &one_paths).unwrap();
189    run_case("one_path", &b1, &one_named_path, &one_context);
190
191    let four_named = [
192        NamedValidationDependency::new("a", value),
193        NamedValidationDependency::new("b", value),
194        NamedValidationDependency::new("c", value),
195        NamedValidationDependency::new("d", value),
196    ];
197    let four_values = [value; 4];
198    run_case(
199        "four_plain",
200        &b4,
201        &four_named,
202        &BoundValidationContext::new(&four_values),
203    );
204    let four_named_path = [
205        NamedValidationDependency::new("a", value).with_path(&path),
206        NamedValidationDependency::new("b", value).with_path(&path),
207        NamedValidationDependency::new("c", value).with_path(&path),
208        NamedValidationDependency::new("d", value).with_path(&path),
209    ];
210    let four_paths = [path.clone(), path.clone(), path.clone(), path.clone()];
211    let four_context = BoundValidationContext::new_with_paths(&four_values, &four_paths).unwrap();
212    run_case("four_path", &b4, &four_named_path, &four_context);
213
214    let eight_named = [
215        NamedValidationDependency::new("h", value),
216        NamedValidationDependency::new("g", value),
217        NamedValidationDependency::new("f", value),
218        NamedValidationDependency::new("e", value),
219        NamedValidationDependency::new("d", value),
220        NamedValidationDependency::new("c", value),
221        NamedValidationDependency::new("b", value),
222        NamedValidationDependency::new("a", value),
223    ];
224    let eight_values = [value; 8];
225    let eight_context = BoundValidationContext::new(&eight_values);
226    run_case("eight_plain", &b8, &eight_named, &eight_context);
227    let eight_named_mixed = [
228        NamedValidationDependency::new("h", value).with_path(&path),
229        NamedValidationDependency::new("g", value),
230        NamedValidationDependency::new("f", value),
231        NamedValidationDependency::new("e", value),
232        NamedValidationDependency::new("d", value),
233        NamedValidationDependency::new("c", value),
234        NamedValidationDependency::new("b", value),
235        NamedValidationDependency::new("a", value).with_path(&tail_path),
236    ];
237    let eight_paths = [
238        tail_path.clone(),
239        ValidationPath::root(),
240        ValidationPath::root(),
241        ValidationPath::root(),
242        ValidationPath::root(),
243        ValidationPath::root(),
244        ValidationPath::root(),
245        path.clone(),
246    ];
247    let eight_context = BoundValidationContext::new_with_paths(&eight_values, &eight_paths).unwrap();
248    run_case("eight_mixed_path", &b8, &eight_named_mixed, &eight_context);
249
250    let nine_named = [
251        NamedValidationDependency::new("i", value),
252        NamedValidationDependency::new("h", value),
253        NamedValidationDependency::new("g", value),
254        NamedValidationDependency::new("f", value),
255        NamedValidationDependency::new("e", value),
256        NamedValidationDependency::new("d", value),
257        NamedValidationDependency::new("c", value),
258        NamedValidationDependency::new("b", value),
259        NamedValidationDependency::new("a", value),
260    ];
261    let nine_values = [value; 9];
262    let nine_context = BoundValidationContext::new(&nine_values);
263    run_case("nine_plain", &b9, &nine_named, &nine_context);
264    let nine_named_mixed = [
265        NamedValidationDependency::new("i", value).with_path(&path),
266        NamedValidationDependency::new("h", value),
267        NamedValidationDependency::new("g", value),
268        NamedValidationDependency::new("f", value),
269        NamedValidationDependency::new("e", value),
270        NamedValidationDependency::new("d", value),
271        NamedValidationDependency::new("c", value),
272        NamedValidationDependency::new("b", value),
273        NamedValidationDependency::new("a", value).with_path(&tail_path),
274    ];
275    let nine_paths = [
276        tail_path.clone(),
277        ValidationPath::root(),
278        ValidationPath::root(),
279        ValidationPath::root(),
280        ValidationPath::root(),
281        ValidationPath::root(),
282        ValidationPath::root(),
283        ValidationPath::root(),
284        path.clone(),
285    ];
286    let nine_context = BoundValidationContext::new_with_paths(&nine_values, &nine_paths).unwrap();
287    run_case("nine_mixed_path", &b9, &nine_named_mixed, &nine_context);
288}
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pub fn as_segments(&self) -> &[PathSegment]

Returns the path segments in order.

§Returns

A borrowed slice ordered from the root toward the target.

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pub fn with_field(self, field: &'static str) -> Self

Appends a statically declared field segment.

Use only program-declared field labels. Runtime map keys belong in an opaque map-entry segment so their text is not retained.

§Parameters
  • field: Static label of the declared field.
§Returns

The path with field appended after its existing segments.

Examples found in repository?
examples/validate_named_bench.rs (line 176)
168fn main() {
169    let b0 = V0.bind(ValidatorId::new("bench.zero"), 0, &[]).unwrap();
170    let b1 = V1.bind(ValidatorId::new("bench.one"), 0, &[]).unwrap();
171    let b4 = V4.bind(ValidatorId::new("bench.four"), 0, &[]).unwrap();
172    let b8 = V8.bind(ValidatorId::new("bench.eight"), 0, &[]).unwrap();
173    let b9 = V9.bind(ValidatorId::new("bench.nine"), 0, &[]).unwrap();
174    let number = 7_u64;
175    let value = ValidationValue::Typed(&number);
176    let path = ValidationPath::root().with_field("sample");
177    let tail_path = ValidationPath::root().with_field("tail");
178
179    let empty_named: [NamedValidationDependency<'_>; 0] = [];
180    let empty_values: [ValidationValue<'_>; 0] = [];
181    run_case("zero", &b0, &empty_named, &BoundValidationContext::new(&empty_values));
182
183    let one_named = [NamedValidationDependency::new("a", value)];
184    let one_values = [value];
185    run_case("one_plain", &b1, &one_named, &BoundValidationContext::new(&one_values));
186    let one_named_path = [NamedValidationDependency::new("a", value).with_path(&path)];
187    let one_paths = [path.clone()];
188    let one_context = BoundValidationContext::new_with_paths(&one_values, &one_paths).unwrap();
189    run_case("one_path", &b1, &one_named_path, &one_context);
190
191    let four_named = [
192        NamedValidationDependency::new("a", value),
193        NamedValidationDependency::new("b", value),
194        NamedValidationDependency::new("c", value),
195        NamedValidationDependency::new("d", value),
196    ];
197    let four_values = [value; 4];
198    run_case(
199        "four_plain",
200        &b4,
201        &four_named,
202        &BoundValidationContext::new(&four_values),
203    );
204    let four_named_path = [
205        NamedValidationDependency::new("a", value).with_path(&path),
206        NamedValidationDependency::new("b", value).with_path(&path),
207        NamedValidationDependency::new("c", value).with_path(&path),
208        NamedValidationDependency::new("d", value).with_path(&path),
209    ];
210    let four_paths = [path.clone(), path.clone(), path.clone(), path.clone()];
211    let four_context = BoundValidationContext::new_with_paths(&four_values, &four_paths).unwrap();
212    run_case("four_path", &b4, &four_named_path, &four_context);
213
214    let eight_named = [
215        NamedValidationDependency::new("h", value),
216        NamedValidationDependency::new("g", value),
217        NamedValidationDependency::new("f", value),
218        NamedValidationDependency::new("e", value),
219        NamedValidationDependency::new("d", value),
220        NamedValidationDependency::new("c", value),
221        NamedValidationDependency::new("b", value),
222        NamedValidationDependency::new("a", value),
223    ];
224    let eight_values = [value; 8];
225    let eight_context = BoundValidationContext::new(&eight_values);
226    run_case("eight_plain", &b8, &eight_named, &eight_context);
227    let eight_named_mixed = [
228        NamedValidationDependency::new("h", value).with_path(&path),
229        NamedValidationDependency::new("g", value),
230        NamedValidationDependency::new("f", value),
231        NamedValidationDependency::new("e", value),
232        NamedValidationDependency::new("d", value),
233        NamedValidationDependency::new("c", value),
234        NamedValidationDependency::new("b", value),
235        NamedValidationDependency::new("a", value).with_path(&tail_path),
236    ];
237    let eight_paths = [
238        tail_path.clone(),
239        ValidationPath::root(),
240        ValidationPath::root(),
241        ValidationPath::root(),
242        ValidationPath::root(),
243        ValidationPath::root(),
244        ValidationPath::root(),
245        path.clone(),
246    ];
247    let eight_context = BoundValidationContext::new_with_paths(&eight_values, &eight_paths).unwrap();
248    run_case("eight_mixed_path", &b8, &eight_named_mixed, &eight_context);
249
250    let nine_named = [
251        NamedValidationDependency::new("i", value),
252        NamedValidationDependency::new("h", value),
253        NamedValidationDependency::new("g", value),
254        NamedValidationDependency::new("f", value),
255        NamedValidationDependency::new("e", value),
256        NamedValidationDependency::new("d", value),
257        NamedValidationDependency::new("c", value),
258        NamedValidationDependency::new("b", value),
259        NamedValidationDependency::new("a", value),
260    ];
261    let nine_values = [value; 9];
262    let nine_context = BoundValidationContext::new(&nine_values);
263    run_case("nine_plain", &b9, &nine_named, &nine_context);
264    let nine_named_mixed = [
265        NamedValidationDependency::new("i", value).with_path(&path),
266        NamedValidationDependency::new("h", value),
267        NamedValidationDependency::new("g", value),
268        NamedValidationDependency::new("f", value),
269        NamedValidationDependency::new("e", value),
270        NamedValidationDependency::new("d", value),
271        NamedValidationDependency::new("c", value),
272        NamedValidationDependency::new("b", value),
273        NamedValidationDependency::new("a", value).with_path(&tail_path),
274    ];
275    let nine_paths = [
276        tail_path.clone(),
277        ValidationPath::root(),
278        ValidationPath::root(),
279        ValidationPath::root(),
280        ValidationPath::root(),
281        ValidationPath::root(),
282        ValidationPath::root(),
283        ValidationPath::root(),
284        path.clone(),
285    ];
286    let nine_context = BoundValidationContext::new_with_paths(&nine_values, &nine_paths).unwrap();
287    run_case("nine_mixed_path", &b9, &nine_named_mixed, &nine_context);
288}
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pub fn with_index(self, index: usize) -> Self

Appends a zero-based sequence index segment.

§Parameters
  • index: Position of the element in its sequence.
§Returns

The path with the index appended after its existing segments.

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pub fn with_map_entry(self, index: usize) -> Self

Appends an opaque map entry position without retaining its key.

§Parameters
  • index: Stable position assigned by the caller to the map entry.
§Returns

The path with the map-entry position appended.

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pub fn with_map_key(self) -> Self

Appends the key side of a map entry without storing the key itself.

§Returns

The path with a map-key marker appended.

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pub fn with_map_value(self) -> Self

Appends the value side of a map entry.

§Returns

The path with a map-value marker appended.

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pub fn concat(&self, relative: &Self) -> Self

Appends a relative path to this path without rendering either one.

Returns a new path and leaves both inputs unchanged. Segments from relative follow this path’s segments in their original order.

§Parameters
  • relative: Relative suffix to append to this path.
§Returns

A newly allocated path containing both segment sequences.

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pub fn render(&self) -> String

Explicitly renders this path for a trusted presentation layer.

The result can contain program-supplied field labels but never contains a raw validation value or map key. Simple ASCII identifiers use dotted notation; other field labels use JSON-escaped [...] notation. This changes the rendered format for special field labels.

§Returns

A newly allocated string containing the rendered field and positional segments, or an empty string for the root path.

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impl Clone for ValidationPath

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fn clone(&self) -> Self

Returns a duplicate of the value. Read more
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fn clone_from(&mut self, source: &Self)

Performs copy-assignment from source. Read more
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impl Debug for ValidationPath

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fn fmt(&self, formatter: &mut Formatter<'_>) -> Result

Formats only the segment count so field labels remain private.

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impl Display for ValidationPath

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fn fmt(&self, formatter: &mut Formatter<'_>) -> Result

Formats a redacted placeholder instead of rendering path labels.

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impl Eq for ValidationPath

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impl Hash for ValidationPath

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fn hash<__H: Hasher>(&self, state: &mut __H)

Feeds this value into the given Hasher. Read more
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fn hash_slice<H>(data: &[Self], state: &mut H)
where H: Hasher, Self: Sized,

Feeds a slice of this type into the given Hasher. Read more
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impl Ord for ValidationPath

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fn cmp(&self, other: &Self) -> Ordering

This method returns an Ordering between self and other. Read more
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fn max(self, other: Self) -> Self
where Self: Sized,

Compares and returns the maximum of two values. Read more
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fn min(self, other: Self) -> Self
where Self: Sized,

Compares and returns the minimum of two values. Read more
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fn clamp(self, min: Self, max: Self) -> Self
where Self: Sized,

Restrict a value to a certain interval. Read more
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fn clamp_to<R>(self, range: R) -> Self
where Self: Sized, R: ClampBounds<Self>,

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Restrict a value to a certain range. Read more
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impl PartialEq for ValidationPath

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fn eq(&self, other: &Self) -> bool

Equality operator ==. Read more
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fn ne(&self, other: &Rhs) -> bool

Inequality operator !=. Read more
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impl PartialOrd for ValidationPath

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fn partial_cmp(&self, other: &Self) -> Option<Ordering>

This method returns an ordering between self and other values if one exists. Read more
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fn lt(&self, other: &Rhs) -> bool

Tests less than (for self and other) and is used by the < operator. Read more
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fn le(&self, other: &Rhs) -> bool

Tests less than or equal to (for self and other) and is used by the <= operator. Read more
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fn gt(&self, other: &Rhs) -> bool

Tests greater than (for self and other) and is used by the > operator. Read more
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fn ge(&self, other: &Rhs) -> bool

Tests greater than or equal to (for self and other) and is used by the >= operator. Read more
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impl StructuralPartialEq for ValidationPath

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