/**
* Check that the spec matches and overlay help messaged.
*
* The resulting SpecResult instance should have more user-friendly
* messages. This allows one to use Specs for validation on a website or
* even an API.
*
* @param array $input
*
* @return SpecResult
*/
public function check(array $input)
{
$result = $this->spec->check($input);
return new SpecResult($result->getMissing(), Arr::walkCopy($result->getFailed(), function ($key, $value, &$array, $path) {
$array[$key] = Std::coalesce(Std::firstBias(Arr::dotGet($this->messages, Std::nonempty($path, $key)) !== null, [Arr::dotGet($this->messages, Std::nonempty($path, $key))], null), Std::firstBias($value instanceof AbstractConstraint, function () use($value) {
return $value->getDescription();
}, null), Std::firstBias(is_array($value), function () use($value) {
return array_map(function (AbstractConstraint $item) {
return $item->getDescription();
}, $value);
}, $value));
}, true, '', false), $result->getStatus());
}
public function testNonempty()
{
$this->assertEqualsMatrix([['hello', Std::nonempty(0, '', 'hello', [])], ['hello', Std::nonempty(0, '', [], 'hello')], [[1, 2, 3], Std::nonempty(0, '', [], '', [1, 2, 3])], [[1, 2, 3], Std::nonempty(0, '', false, '', [1, 2, 3])]]);
}
