[Breaking Change] Update RequiredIf
Validator to Accept UDF/Closure and Update UDF
Validator for Consistency When Handling Null/Empty Values
#78
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This change adds additional functionality to the
RequiredIf
validator. Now, you can pass a UDF/closure to the validator to dynamically evaluate whether the field is required or not. The UDF/closure should returntrue
if the field is required andfalse
if not.Example:
The
UDF
validator was also updated for consistency (see ortus-docs/cbvalidation-docs#13) and will treat null/empty values as valid. Developers who want to dynamically determine whether a field should be required will need to switch to usingRequiredIf
. This is a BREAKING change and should be reserved for the next major version of CBValidation.