veevee v0.1.3

VeeVee

Pronounced vee-vee

A validation package based on laravel's validation for use with vue.

Documentation

The documentation for VeeVee can be found Here

Installation

VeeVee is installed using npm.

npm install --save veevee

Vue Installation

import Vue from 'vue';
import VeeVee from 'veevee';

Vue.use(VeeVee);

Basic Usage

VeeVee includes most rules that can be found in laravel's validation. On any input field that you desire, you can add the v-validate attribute.
Your input needs to have a name, so that it can be displayed correctly in error messages.

The v-validate directive is a formatted string that follows the same guidelines outlined in Laravel. You can also use an object, if you desire custom bindings.

Example A required email input

<input v-validate="'required|email'" name="email" type="text">
<!-- Alternatively, the object syntax -->
<input v-validate="{required: true, email: true}" name="email" type="text">

To get the errors for this, VeeVee provides an ErrorBag which automatically gets bound to errors, and can be accessed as such.

<ul>
    <li v-for="error in errors.all()">Error: {{ error }}</li>
</ul>

<span>Error: {{ errors.first('email') }}</span>

To keep things simple, the ErrorBag automatically groups errors based on rules, and as such will only show the first error for any given rule when using errors.all(), this of course can be overridden in the config.