unique check validation by any combination value like comma separated value duplicate entry check
discover/uniquecombination-validation is a Laravel package for unique check validation by any combination value like comma separated value duplicate entry check.
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This package is for unique validation with comma separated value('1,2,4') or other separated value('a-k-i') of sigle-column duplicate entry check.
Install the package through Composer. On the command line:
composer require discover/uniquecombination-validation
Add the following to your providers array in config/app.php:
'providers' => [
// ...
Discover\UniqueCombination\UniqueCombinationServiceProvider::class,
],
Use it like any Validator :
$validator = Validator::make($request->all(), [
'title' => 'required|unique_combination:table_name,column_name,separator',
]);
See the Validation documentation of Laravel.
If you have a database table my_table and column which name is column_1 and the value is (25,36,21) already exists.
Your input field name is name_1 and value is (36,21,25).
You want to check unique validation with your database column so that duplicate entry prevent with this comma separated combination:
$validator = Validator::make($request->all(), [
'name_1' => 'required|unique_combination:my_table,column_1,","',
]);
If you have a database table my_table and column which name is name_string and the value is (akash-jhon-jannat) already exists.
Your input field name is name and value is (Jannat-Jhon-akash).
You want to check unique validation with your database column so that duplicate entry prevent with this comma separated combination:
$validator = Validator::make($request->all(), [
'name' => 'required|unique_combination:my_table,name_string,"-"',
]);
You can also use any separator like('-','+') as your need.
You can use and sort of combination this.
This package is case-sensitive
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