Valitron
Valitron is a simple, elegant, stand-alone validation library with NO dependencies (by vlucas)
php-generics-rfc
Mirror of https://wiki.php.net/rfc/generics for easier collaboration (by PHPGenerics)
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| 1,554 | 185 | |
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| 0.0 | 0.0 | |
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Valitron
Posts with mentions or reviews of Valitron.
We have used some of these posts to build our list of alternatives
and similar projects. The last one was on 2022-08-08.
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Introducing Mighty, the last validation library you will ever need!
So what exactly would make me use this instead of something like https://github.com/vlucas/valitron?
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Weekly "ask anything" thread
I'd suggest checking out some validation libraries, of which there's many. Valitron looks like it might fit your needs: it supports 5.3, it's actively maintained, and it comes with pretty nice set of validators, both for scalar form inputs and complex objects.
php-generics-rfc
Posts with mentions or reviews of php-generics-rfc.
We have used some of these posts to build our list of alternatives
and similar projects. The last one was on 2023-06-01.
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What I always dreamed of PHP 😎 (IMPORTANT!)
About generics: it's very hard.
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Generics via Attributes in PHP — Can We Have Them?
Nikita wrote a good summary about the topic and, even if we go with type erased, there still the syntax problem to solve.
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Comparing PHP Collections
Ok) I wrote at the very beginning of the post which collections I will compare. There you can find links to the generics library. I will be very happy when the PHP IDE add support of generics, but the PHP community hasn't decided what the syntax will be. If you can help with this please let me know.
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TypeScript is working on a proposal to add built-in types in JS that are ignored at runtime. This is exactly what PHP should do as well.
Nikic did a POC about generics a couple years ago and raised some concerns. The first one was performance, if types were to be validated on runtime, and the other was (as always in PHP...) syntax ambiguities, wich could require to use a new parser.
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Generics implementation approaches
This approach has a small performance/memory effect. Nikita Popov already had an attempt to implement this type of generics in PHP.
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PHP Generics. Right here. Right now
Doesn't support generic syntax because of RFC is not complete yet.
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Hows the generics discussion going?
I was reading some stuff and found some discussion going here: https://github.com/PHPGenerics/php-generics-rfc/issues/45
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Weekly "ask anything" thread
I assume familiarising yourself on the existing discussions on GitHub and the internals mailing list would be a start to understand what the issue with implementing them is, and why the delay for a real implementation. Nikita made some useful notes here: https://github.com/PHPGenerics/php-generics-rfc/issues/45
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Type-constrained elements collection in PHP ?
These are called generics. PHP currently doesn't support them, but there is work being done towards them being added. There are a lot of complications that need to be figured out before they can be implemented. See https://github.com/PHPGenerics/php-generics-rfc/issues and https://github.com/Danack/RfcCodex/blob/master/generics.md.
What are some alternatives?
When comparing Valitron and php-generics-rfc you can also consider the following projects:
Respect Validation - The most awesome validation engine ever created for PHP
php-generics - PHP generics written in PHP
PHP validate - Lightweight and feature-rich PHP validation and filtering library. Support scene grouping, pre-filtering, array checking, custom validators, custom messages. 轻量且功能丰富的PHP验证、过滤库。支持场景分组，前置过滤，数组检查，自定义验证器，自定义消息。
php-strict-array - Generator of strict arrays (vector, map)
Upload - File uploads with validation and storage strategies
php-src - The PHP Interpreter
ISO-codes - PHP library - Validators for standards from ISO, International Finance, Public Administrations, GS1, Manufacturing Industry, Phone numbers & Zipcodes for many countries
scalar_objects - Extension that adds support for method calls on primitive types in PHP
MetaYaml - A powerful schema validator!
LazyIter - Lazy array function chains library for PHP inspired in Rust
Filterus - A simple filtering library for PHP
you-are-using-it-wrong - :oncoming_police_car: Type check enforcement for library authors: enforces type-safety downstream
Valitron vs Respect Validation
php-generics-rfc vs php-generics
Valitron vs PHP validate
php-generics-rfc vs php-strict-array
Valitron vs Upload
php-generics-rfc vs php-src
Valitron vs ISO-codes
php-generics-rfc vs scalar_objects
Valitron vs MetaYaml
php-generics-rfc vs LazyIter
Valitron vs Filterus
php-generics-rfc vs you-are-using-it-wrong