SnakeCaseValidator

Struct SnakeCaseValidator 

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pub struct SnakeCaseValidator;
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A validator for snake_case strings.

Rules:

  • Only lowercase letters, digits, and underscores are allowed.
  • The string must start with a lowercase letter or an underscore.

§Examples of valid snake_case

  • valid_snake_case
  • _leading_underscore
  • snake_case_123

§Examples of invalid snake_case

  • Invalid_Snake_Case (contains uppercase letters)
  • invalid-snake-case! (contains special characters)
  • 1invalid_snake_case (starts with a digit)

§Example

use ic_dbms_api::prelude::{SnakeCaseValidator, Value, Validate};

let validator = SnakeCaseValidator;
let value = Value::Text(ic_dbms_api::prelude::Text("valid_snake_case".into()));
assert!(validator.validate(&value).is_ok());

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impl Validate for SnakeCaseValidator

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fn validate(&self, value: &Value) -> IcDbmsResult<()>

Validates the given value. Read more

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