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Validator Constraints#

PasswordStrength#

The PasswordStrengthChecker is based on a snipped provided in Symfony 1.

Usage

use Leapt\CoreBundle\Validator\Constraints as LeaptAssert;

#[LeaptAssert\PasswordStrength(min: 6, max: 72, score: 80')]
public string $plainPassword;
Options
Name Description Default value
min Minimum length for the password. null
max Maximum length for the password. null
score Required strength to pass validation, between 0 and 100. 50
minMessage Message shown if the password is too short. This password is too short. It should have {{ limit }} characters or more.
maxMessage Message shown if the password is too long. This password is too long. It should have {{ limit }} characters or less.
scoreMessage Message shown if the password is not strong enough. This password is not strong enough.

Recaptcha#

This validator should be used with the Recaptcha Type, and is based on the EWZRecaptchaBundle.

Usage

use Leapt\CoreBundle\Validator\Constraints as LeaptAssert;

#[LeaptAssert\Recaptcha(message: 'Invalid captcha.')]
public $recaptcha;
Options
Name Description Default value
message Message shown if the captcha is not valid. This value is not a valid captcha.
invalidHostMessage Message shown if the host is not valid. The captcha was not resolved on the right domain.

See also RecaptchaType.

RecaptchaV3#

This validator should be used with the RecaptchaV3 Type, and is based on the EWZRecaptchaBundle.

It requires you to have the google/recaptcha package installed in your application. If it is not installed, a clear error message should be displayed in debug mode when validating.

Usage

use Leapt\CoreBundle\Validator\Constraints as LeaptAssert;

#[LeaptAssert\RecaptchaV3(message: 'Invalid captcha.')]
public $recaptcha;
Options
Name Description Default value
message Message shown if the captcha is not valid. The submitted captcha is invalid.
invalidHostMessage Message shown if the host is not valid. The captcha was not resolved on the right domain.

See also RecaptchaType.

Slug#

Helps to validate that the provided value matches a valid slug format.

Usage

use Leapt\CoreBundle\Validator\Constraints as LeaptAssert;

#[LeaptAssert\Slug]
public string $slug;
Options
Name Description Default value
message Message shown if the slug is not valid. A slug can only contain lowercase letters, numbers and hyphens.
pattern Pattern used to check the slug format. /^([a-z0-9-]+)$/