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jakesutherland/nomad-validate
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A WordPress PHP Composer Package that provides you with an easy way to validate data against a set of rules and generate error messages.

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Nomad Validate
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[](#nomad-validate)

A WordPress PHP Composer Package that provides you with an easy way to validate data against a set of rules and generate error messages.

Installation
------------

[](#installation)

You can install Nomad Validate in your project by using composer.

```
$ composer require jakesutherland/nomad-validate

```

Dependencies
------------

[](#dependencies)

Nomad Validate depends on [Nomad Helpers](https://github.com/jakesutherland/nomad-helpers) for various functions and utilities and needs to be installed in order to run.

If for some reason you didn't install Nomad Validate via Composer as a required package in your project, you will still need to run `composer install` to install it's dependencies as they are not included in the repository.

Documentation
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[](#documentation)

Nomad Validate has one simple function that you can use to validate data against a set of rules.

### Example Usage

[](#example-usage)

Each data item must have each of the following arguments: `key`, `label`, `value`, and `rules`.

You can optionally overwrite rule error messages through the `error_messages` argument and specify the rule key and your custom message. You can see this in the `terms` example below.

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