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- Dependency-free package: there is only pure Dart code.
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- Object-oriented mindset: validation elements are **immutable**
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objects that can be combined in various configurations.
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- Classes with short - yet meaningful - names like `Req` for required fields;
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`ReqEmail` for a non-empty, well-formed email; `Len` for length constraints;
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- Object-oriented mindset: validation elements are **immutable objects** that
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can be combined in various configurations.
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- Classes with short yet meaningful names like `Req` for required fields;
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`ReqEmail` for non-empty, well-formed emails; `Len` for length constraints;
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`Int` for integer-only values; and so on.
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- Easy-to-compose validators: for example, the `Trim(Email())` command produces
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a validator that trims the entered email before validating it.
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- Easy-to-compose validators: the command `Trim(Email())` produces a validator
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that trims the entered email before validating it.
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- Multiple validation at once: you can apply multiple validation rules at once
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by using the `Pair` or `Rules` classes.
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- Built-in set of compound validators: e.g. to validate an email and
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limit its length to a maximum of 50 characters, simply use an instance of the
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`Email.len(50)` class **write less; do more!**
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- Built-in set of compound validators: e.g. to validate an email and limit its
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length to a maximum of 50 characters, simply use an instance of `Email.len(50)`
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**write less; do more!**
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For easier integration with the Flutter form fields, every validator implements
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the `call()` method so that any validator object can be called as a function —
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### Grouped by Category
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- [brazil](https://pub.dev/documentation/formdator/latest/brazil/brazil-library.html)
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— validators related to Brazil (BrMobile, BrPhone, Cep, Cnpj, Cpf, etc).
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— validators related to Brazil (BrMobile, BrPhone, Cep, Cnpj, Cpf, etc.).
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- [core](https://pub.dev/documentation/formdator/latest/core/core-library.html)
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core validators (Len, Pair, Req, Rules, Trim, etc).
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core validators (Len, Match [text pattern], Pair, Req, Rules, Trim, etc.).
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- [logic](https://pub.dev/documentation/formdator/latest/logic/logic-library.html)
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— validation logic and unit testing (Equal, Ok, Nok, ValueBack, etc).
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— validation logic and unit testing (Equal, Ok, Nok, ValueBack).
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- [net](https://pub.dev/documentation/formdator/latest/net/net-library.html)
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internet (Email, Ipv4, Ipv6, MacAddr, Url, etc).
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internet (Email, Ipv4, Ipv6, MacAddr, Url, etc.).
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- [numeric](https://pub.dev/documentation/formdator/latest/numeric/numeric-library.html)
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— validators related to numbers or digits (Digit, Hex, Int, Num, etc).
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— validators related to numbers or digits (Digit, Hex, Int, Num, etc.).
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## Demo application
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