No way to set order for custom rules about android-saripaar HOT 24 CLOSED

This is indeed essential and valid.

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would be great if added this feature, plus one.

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A

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Y

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Does anyone know if that fixes? Any way to add custom rules prioritizing

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@ceokin I am working on Saripaar v2, this and a lot of other issues will be addressed in the upcoming version. Plus a lot of new features :)

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If this is any help, for everyone that wants custom rules ordering, a quick fix would be to define a rule using a Regex.

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ragunathjawahar: I think the library is very good. I would like to know when you are going to update the library. Thank you.

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@ceokin I am experimenting with a few API designs, should be up in a week or two.

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@ragunathjawahar Thank you! I'll be waiting

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Thanks eagerly awaiting !!

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@almozavr @lwloon @raghunathj @ceokin @FabianShallari @jhonvidal Available in v2. Check out the v2 branch.

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Hi,

it`s possible to define the validation order with v2? If yes, how?

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@gmarques33, Just add the @Order annotation on all your views and add a quick rule to a view using validator.put(View, QuickRule...)

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before : validator.put(editText, Rules.required(Messages.ES_REQUERID_FIELD, true));
after : validator.put(View, QuickRule...) ??? :|

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public class V_RadioGroupButton extends Rule {

/**
 * Creates a new validation Rule.
 *
 * @param failureMessage The failure message associated with the Rule.
 */
public V_RadioGroupButton(String failureMessage) {
    super(failureMessage);
}

@Override
public boolean isValid(RadioGroup view) {
    view.setBackgroundColor(Color.WHITE);
    return view.getCheckedRadioButtonId() > 0;
}

}

How to QuickRule? :( documentation please

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@jhonvidal You need to use v2 of the library to use ordering with QuickRules.

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Thanks for responding, I'm using the v2, the problem is how to interpret the rules programming code

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@NotEmpty(sequence = 1)
@Email(sequence = 2)
// We are going to add a new QuickRule with a sequence number '3'
@Order(1)
private EditText mEmailEditText;

@Password
@Order(2)
private EditText mPassword;

@ConfirmPassword
@Order(3)
private EditText mConfirmPassword;

// ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
// Possibly inside your onCreate(Bundle) method....
validator.put(mEmailEditText, new AllowMyDomainOnlyQuickRule(3));

// ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
// This is your quick rule, you can also instantiate an anonymous one
static class AllowMyDomainOnlyQuickRule extends QuickRule {
    // Code ...
}

Please check this comment for a complete idea. Ordering and sequenceing is different in v2 from v1's order attribute.

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Great help, thank you very much !!! @ragunathjawahar

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@jhonvidal You're welcome :)

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a detail :
these lines :

@notempty(sequence = 1)
@Email(sequence = 2)
@order(1)
private EditText mEmailEditText;

How is interpreted programming in code? please an example of native rules

example in V1 :
validator.put(editText, Rules.checked(Messages.ES_REQUERID_FIELD, true));

in V2 : Rules.checked ???

EditText editText = new EditText(this);
..............

:) Thank

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I did this for required field :

public class AllowRequiredQuickRule extends QuickRule {

    private static AllowRequiredQuickRule instance = null;

    public static AllowRequiredQuickRule getInstance(int i) {
        if (instance == null) {
            instance = new AllowRequiredQuickRule(i);
        }
        return instance;
    }

    public AllowRequiredQuickRule(int i) {
        super(i);
    }

    @Override
    public boolean isValid(View view) {
        return false;
    }

    @Override
    public boolean isValid(Object o) {
        EditText editText = (EditText) o;
        return !editText.getText().toString().isEmpty();
    }

    @Override
    public String getMessage(Context context) {
        return Messages.ES_REQUERID_FIELD;
    }
}

👍

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