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Contains numeric characters rule #22
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* @param string|null $message | ||
*/ | ||
public function __construct( | ||
?int $numberCharacters = 1, |
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Can you ensure that the value of the parameter is always a positive integer or zero?
if($this->strict){ | ||
return $this->countDigits($v)<=$this->numberCharacters; | ||
} | ||
else{ |
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Since the control flows rely on return, the else is not necessary.
if($this->message){ | ||
return $this->message; | ||
} | ||
else if($this->strict){ |
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Since the control flow (if, elseif, else) relies on return statements, all the else workflows are unecessary, you can replace with if, if and a direct return.
Co-authored-by: hellReuter_ <[email protected]>
int $numberCharacters, | ||
bool $strict, | ||
?string $message = null |
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Could you also set the default parameter values I had provided in the issue?
) | ||
{ | ||
if($numberCharacters<0) | ||
throw new InvalidArgumentException(); |
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When throwing an exception, a message should always be provided in order to inform the user why the exception was thrown without needing to look at the source code.
public function validate($v): bool | ||
{ | ||
if($this->strict){ | ||
return $this->countDigits($v)<=$this->numberCharacters; |
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There is an error here. Can you find it?
return $this->message; | ||
} | ||
if($this->strict){ | ||
return "Number of numeric characters exceeds ".${$this->numberCharacters}; |
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The message here should be:
"The value '{$v}' should have exactly {$this->numberCharacters} numeric characters"
if($this->strict){ | ||
return "Number of numeric characters exceeds ".${$this->numberCharacters}; | ||
} | ||
return "Number of numeric characters should exceed ".${$this->numberCharacters}; |
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The message here should be:
"The value '{$v}' should have at least {$this->numberCharacters} numeric characters"
public function testValidate(){ | ||
$ruleFirst = new ContainsNumericCharacters(1,true); | ||
$ruleSecond = new ContainsNumericCharacters(1,false); | ||
$ruleThird= new ContainsNumericCharacters(1,false,"Custom Message"); |
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Testing with various values instead of only '1' would be better for test coverage.
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