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Accelist.FluentValidation.Blazor
Fluent Validation-powered Blazor component for validating standard <EditForm> https://github.com/ryanelian/FluentValidation.Blazor/blob/master/README.MD This library is a direct replacement to the default Blazor <DataAnnotationValidator> with zero configuration required ⚡️ in the application code base. The <FluentValidation.FluentValidator> component automatically detects the Model data type used by the parent <EditForm> then attempts to acquire the corresponding FluentValidation.IValidator<T> for that model data type. For this reason, in addition to coding the usual FluentValidation.AbstractValidator<T> Fluent Validation implementation, you are required to register the FluentValidation.IValidator<T> implementation in the Startup.cs Service Provider (Dependency Injection). This effectively allows you, dear programmer, to inject required services to your validation implementations for writing amazing custom validation methods! 🔥 Validator parameter may also be passed directly to the component to inline the AbstractValidator implementation instead of relying on .NET Core DI.
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Fluent Validation-powered Blazor component for validating standard <EditForm> https://github.com/ryanelian/FluentValidation.Blazor/blob/master/README.MD This library is a direct replacement to the default Blazor <DataAnnotationValidator> with zero configuration required ⚡️ in the application code base. The <FluentValidation.FluentValidator> component automatically detects the Model data type used by the parent <EditForm> then attempts to acquire the corresponding FluentValidation.IValidator<T> for that model data type. For this reason, in addition to coding the usual FluentValidation.AbstractValidator<T> Fluent Validation implementation, you are required to register the FluentValidation.IValidator<T> implementation in the Startup.cs Service Provider (Dependency Injection). This effectively allows you, dear programmer, to inject required services to your validation implementations for writing amazing custom validation methods! 🔥 Validator parameter may also be passed directly to the component to inline the AbstractValidator implementation instead of relying on .NET Core DI.
We found that accelist.fluentvalidation.blazor demonstrated a not healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released a year ago. It has 2 open source maintainers collaborating on the project.
Package last updated on 13 Nov 2020
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