/**
* Validates the given data value using the given data type.
*
* @param DataValue $dataValue
* @param string $dataTypeId
*
* @return Result
*/
public function validateDataValue(DataValue $dataValue, $dataTypeId)
{
$dataValueType = $this->dataTypeFactory->getType($dataTypeId)->getDataValueType();
if ($dataValue instanceof UnDeserializableValue) {
$result = Result::newError(array(Error::newError('Bad snak value: ' . $dataValue->getReason(), null, 'bad-value', array($dataValue->getReason()))));
} elseif ($dataValueType != $dataValue->getType()) {
$result = Result::newError(array(Error::newError('Bad value type: ' . $dataValue->getType() . ', expected ' . $dataValueType, null, 'bad-value-type', array($dataValue->getType(), $dataValueType))));
} else {
$result = Result::newSuccess();
}
//XXX: DataTypeValidatorFactory should expose only one validator, which would be a CompositeValidator
foreach ($this->validatorFactory->getValidators($dataTypeId) as $validator) {
$subResult = $validator->validate($dataValue);
//XXX: Some validators should be fatal and cause us to abort the loop.
// Others shouldn't.
if (!$subResult->isValid()) {
//TODO: Don't bail out immediately. Accumulate errors from all validators.
// We need Result::merge() for this.
return $subResult;
}
}
return $result;
}
