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Contains lowercase characters rule #21
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?int $numberCharacters = 1, | ||
?bool $strict = false, |
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Same comments as for uppercase.
private function countLowerCase(string $message) :int { | ||
$upperCase = strtoupper($message); | ||
$similar = similar_text($message,$upperCase); | ||
return strlen($message)-$similar; |
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Very nice solution again :)
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Hi Mykhailo,
There are a few issues here to be looked at before I can merge.
This rule is not working as intended.
) | ||
{ | ||
if($numberCharacters<0) | ||
throw new InvalidArgumentException(); |
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When throwing an exception, a message should always be provided in order to inform the user why the exception was thrown without needing to look at the source code
public function validate($v): bool | ||
{ | ||
if($this->strict){ | ||
return $this->countLowerCase($v)<=$this->numberCharacters; |
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There is a mistake here actually.
Can you find it?
return $this->message; | ||
} | ||
if($this->strict){ | ||
return "Number of lowercase characters exceeds ".${$this->numberCharacters}; |
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The message here should be:
"The value '{$v}' should have exactly {$this->numberCharacters} lower cased characters"
if($this->strict){ | ||
return "Number of lowercase characters exceeds ".${$this->numberCharacters}; | ||
} | ||
return "Number of lowercase characters should exceed ".${$this->numberCharacters}; |
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The message here should be:
"The value '{$v}' should have at least {$this->numberCharacters} lower cased characters"
$ruleFirst = new ContainsLowercaseCharacters(1,true); | ||
$ruleSecond = new ContainsLowercaseCharacters(1,false); | ||
$ruleThird= new ContainsLowercaseCharacters(1,false,"Custom Message"); |
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It would be better to test using different number of character values.
The value 1 here causes some false positives.
int $numberCharacters, | ||
bool $strict, |
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Could you also set the default parameter values I had provided in the issue?
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