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Including in your project

ValidateTor is available in Jcenter, so getting it as simple as adding it as a dependency

implementation 'com.github.nisrulz:validatetor:{latest version}'

where {latest version} corresponds to published version in

Usage

1. Init ValidateTor

   Java

   ValidateTor validateTor = new ValidateTor();
   

   Kotlin

   var validateTor = ValidateTor();
   

2. Validate string against the type of validation method from ValidateTor

   // i.e To validate a password string
   EditText edt_password = findViewById(R.id.edt_password);
   String str = edt_password.getText().toString();
   
   // Check if password field is empty
   if (validateTor.isEmpty(str)) {
     edt_password.setError("Field is empty!");
   }
   
   // Check password string to be of minimum length of 8 characters and should have
   // atleast 1 digit, 1 upppercase letter and 1 special character
   if (validateTor.isAtleastLength(str, 8)
       && validateTor.hasAtleastOneDigit(str)
       && validateTor.hasAtleastOneUppercaseCharacter(str)
       && validateTor.hasAtleastOneSpecialCharacter(str)) {
   
       // Valid Password
   
   } else {
      // Invalid Password, handle in ui
       edt_password.setError("Password needs to be of minimum length of 8 characters and should have " +
         "atleast 1 digit, 1 upppercase letter and 1 special character ");
   }
   

   ... other possible validations are as below:

   Method Name	Description	Return Type
   containsSubstring(String str, String seed)	Check if the string contains the seed	boolean
   isAlpha(String str)	Check if the string contains only letters	boolean
   isAlphanumeric(String str)	Check if the string contains only letters and numbers	boolean
   isBoolean(String str)	Check if a string is a boolean	boolean
   isIPAddress(String str)	Check if the string is a ip address	boolean
   isEmail(String str)	Check if the string is a email address	boolean
   isPhoneNumber(String str)	Check if the string is a US phone number	boolean
   isEmpty(String str)	Check if the string has a length of zero	boolean
   isBase64(String str)	Check if a string is base64 encoded	boolean
   isDecimal(String str)	Check if the string represents a decimal number, such as 0.1, .3, 1.1, 1.00003, 4.0, etc	boolean
   isAtleastLength(String str, int len)	Check if the string is of atleast the specified length	boolean
   isAtMostLength(String str, int len)	Check if the string is of atmost the specified length	boolean
   isLowercase(String str)	Check if the string is all lowercase	boolean
   isUppercase(String str)	Check if the string is all uppercase	boolean
   isValidMD5(String str)	Check if the string is a valid MD5 hash	boolean
   isNumeric(String str)	Check if the string contains only numbers	boolean
   isMACAddress(String str)	Check if the string is a MAC address	boolean
   isJSON(String str)	Check if the string is valid JSON	boolean
   isInteger(String str)	Check if the string is an integer	boolean
   isIn(String str, String[] values)	Check if the string is present in an array of allowed values	boolean
   isHexadecimal(String str)	Check if the string is a hexadecimal number	boolean
   isPinCode(String str)	Check if the string is a pincode	boolean
   isHexColor(String str)	Check if the string is a hexadecimal color	boolean
   hasAtleastOneDigit(String str)	Check if the string has atleast one digit	boolean
   hasAtleastOneLetter(String str)	Check if the string has atleast one letter	boolean
   hasAtleastOneLowercaseCharacter(String str)	Check if the string has atleast one lowercase character	boolean
   hasAtleastOneUppercaseCharacter(String str)	Check if the string has atleast one uppercase character	boolean
   hasAtleastOneSpecialCharacter(String str)	Check if the string has atleast one special character	boolean
   validateCreditCard(String str)	Check if the string is a valid credit card number	boolean
   getCreditCardInfo(String str)	Get CreditCard information from string	CardInformation

Extending ValidateTor

If you wish to extend ValidateTor, use the RegexMatcher class. Create your own regex matchers by passing in a valid regex string to validate() or find()

License

Licensed under the Apache License, Version 2.0, click here for the full license.

Author & support

This project was created by Nishant Srivastava but hopefully developed and maintained by many others. See the the list of contributors here.

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