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For library maintainers introducing a new built-in validation rule (Rule\CreditCard, Rule\PhoneE164, Rule\StrongPassword, etc.). Rules are tiny, pure, attribute-decorated classes that the validator iterates per field. The contract is small but precise — getting it wrong (throwing instead of returning, applying to nulls, embedding side effects) breaks compositional rules and surfaces messy errors to consumers.
"I'll throw an exception with the validation error message inside
check()— easier than a return-string protocol."
The contract at src/Validation/Rule.php:25-28 is:
interface Rule
{
public function check(mixed $value, string $fieldName, DataObject $subject): ?string;
}
null = pass, short error string = fail. Throwing is the engine's prerogative, not an individual rule's. The BuiltInValidator (src/Validation/BuiltInValidator.php) iterates rules across many fields and accumulates errors; an exception would short-circuit the entire validation pass and return a single error instead of the complete failure list — which is what ValidationResult is for.
Other AI-prone misconceptions:
Rule. The AGENTS.md docs in older drafts referred to it as RuleInterface, but the actual file is src/Validation/Rule.php and the interface is Rule. Use that name.?Email $email = null is non-null." Wrong — convention is null means "skip"; if you want non-null, add #[Rule\Required] also. Single responsibility.Trigger when ANY of the following is true:
src/Validation/Rule/.implements Rule (or implements the deprecated RuleInterface).#[Rule\Foo] attribute to a DTO and you can't find Foo in src/Validation/Rule/.check() method — flag and convert to return-string.src/Validation/Rule/CreditCard.php
tests/Unit/Validation/Rule/CreditCardTest.php ← optional, or co-located
tests/Unit/ValidationTest.php ← shared rule tests
<?php
declare(strict_types=1);
namespace BetterData\Validation\Rule;
use Attribute;
use BetterData\DataObject;
use BetterData\Validation\Rule;
#[Attribute(Attribute::TARGET_PARAMETER | Attribute::TARGET_PROPERTY | Attribute::IS_REPEATABLE)]
final readonly class CreditCard implements Rule
{
public function __construct(
public bool $allowTestNumbers = false,
) {}
public function check(mixed $value, string $fieldName, DataObject $subject): ?string
{
if ($value === null) {
return null; // null = skip; pair with #[Required] if presence matters
}
if (!\is_string($value)) {
return 'must be a string of digits';
}
$digits = \preg_replace('/\s+/', '', $value);
if ($digits === null || !\preg_match('/^\d{12,19}$/', $digits)) {
return 'must be a valid card number';
}
if (!self::luhnPasses($digits)) {
return 'failed checksum';
}
if (!$this->allowTestNumbers && self::isTestCard($digits)) {
return 'test card numbers are not accepted';
}
return null;
}
private static function luhnPasses(string $digits): bool { /* ... */ }
private static function isTestCard(string $digits): bool { /* ... */ }
}
Five structural rules:
final readonly class — same immutability the rest of the lib enforces.implements Rule — the interface from BetterData\Validation. Not RuleInterface, not your own.#[Attribute(...)] | IS_REPEATABLE — repeatable so a single field can carry both #[Rule\Required] and #[Rule\Email].allowTestNumbers here). Same data-carrier shape as other attributes.check() returns ?string — null on pass, short message on fail. Messages are short, lowercase-by-convention, framework-agnostic; consumers wrap them in localized strings if needed.Look at the difference between Required.php:14-20 and Email.php:14-20:
// Required: null is the failure case
if ($value === null) {
return 'is required';
}
// Email (and every other rule): null is "skip"
if ($value === null) {
return null;
}
Reason: a ?Email $email = null field with #[Rule\Email] is legitimately "no email yet". If Email rejected null, you'd be forced to make the field non-nullable. Only Required treats null as failure — every other rule treats null as "not my concern; pair me with Required if you want presence enforcement".
Your new rule MUST follow this. Skip null first.
Most rules want a string / int / array. Narrow early and return a type-mismatch message:
if (!\is_string($value)) {
return 'must be a string'; // not "is not a string" — keep the verb tone consistent
}
This avoids TypeError deep inside the check logic if a DTO author somehow lands a non-string in a Rule\Email-decorated field.
$subjectThe third argument is the full DataObject snapshot at validation time:
final readonly class MatchesField implements Rule
{
public function __construct(public string $other) {}
public function check(mixed $value, string $fieldName, DataObject $subject): ?string
{
$snapshot = $subject->toArray();
if (!isset($snapshot[$this->other])) {
return "matches field '{$this->other}' which is missing";
}
if ($snapshot[$this->other] !== $value) {
return "must match '{$this->other}'";
}
return null;
}
}
Use $subject->toArray() not direct property access — Secret and other rich types appear as their canonical array form there.
If the rule maps to a JSON Schema constraint, add a case in RestSchemaBuilder::applyRuleAttribute (src/Internal/RestSchemaBuilder.php:220-260):
// Inside the switch on $name:
case CreditCard::class:
$schema['format'] = 'credit-card'; // or pattern, depending on convention
break;
The pattern for built-ins:
| Rule | JSON Schema key |
|---|---|
Email | format: 'email' |
Url | format: 'uri' |
Uuid | format: 'uuid' |
MinLength(n) | minLength: n |
MaxLength(n) | maxLength: n |
Min(n) | minimum: n |
Max(n) | maximum: n |
Regex(pattern) | pattern: <stripped delimiters> |
OneOf(values) | enum: [values] |
If your rule has no schema equivalent (e.g. Callback runs arbitrary PHP), don't add a case — applyRuleAttribute will pass through.
tests/Unit/ValidationTest.php (or co-located tests/Unit/Validation/Rule/CreditCardTest.php) MUST cover:
public function test_it_passes_a_valid_value(): void { /* check() returns null */ }
public function test_it_fails_an_explicit_invalid_value(): void { /* check() returns string */ }
public function test_it_skips_null(): void { /* unless this IS Rule\Required */ }
public function test_it_handles_the_edge_case_implied_by_its_name(): void
{
// For Email: a string that's almost an email
// For Min(0): exact-zero (boundary)
// For Required: empty string + empty array (both fail per the impl)
}
Run:
vendor/bin/phpunit --filter CreditCardTest
vendor/bin/phpstan analyse --memory-limit=1G
vendor/bin/php-cs-fixer fix
implements Rule — interface name is Rule, file src/Validation/Rule.php. Not RuleInterface.check() returns ?string. Throwing breaks BuiltInValidator's accumulation pass.Required). Convention: rules treat null as "not applicable" so they compose with nullable fields.final readonly class with IS_REPEATABLE. A single field commonly carries multiple rules.// WRONG — throwing instead of returning
public function check(mixed $value, string $fieldName, DataObject $subject): ?string
{
if (!is_email($value)) {
throw new \InvalidArgumentException('not an email'); // breaks BuiltInValidator
}
return null;
}
// RIGHT
return is_email($value) ? null : 'must be a valid email address';
// WRONG — applies to nulls
public function check(mixed $value, string $fieldName, DataObject $subject): ?string
{
if ($value === null) {
return 'must be set'; // if you want presence, the user adds #[Required], not in your rule
}
// ...
}
// RIGHT — null is skip
if ($value === null) {
return null;
}
// WRONG — environment reads in rules
public function check(mixed $value, string $fieldName, DataObject $subject): ?string
{
$strict = (bool) ($_ENV['STRICT_VALIDATION'] ?? false); // WRONG: rule is no longer pure
return $strict ? $this->strictCheck($value) : $this->lenientCheck($value);
}
// RIGHT — make it a constructor parameter
public function __construct(public bool $strict = false) {}
// WRONG — long error message that mixes localization concerns
return 'A megadott érték nem érvényes hitelkártyaszám, kérjük adjon meg egy 13-19 számjegyből álló kártyaszámot.';
// Rules emit short framework-agnostic strings. Localization happens in the consumer (admin UI,
// REST response middleware) which can swap to the user's language.
// RIGHT
return 'must be a valid card number';
// WRONG — implementing the wrong interface name
final readonly class MyRule implements RuleInterface { /* ... */ }
// Class doesn't exist. The interface is BetterData\Validation\Rule.
// RIGHT
final readonly class MyRule implements Rule { /* ... */ }
// WRONG — partial schema
name: bd-validation-rule description: Add a new validation rule to better-data — implement the Rule interface (NOT "RuleInterface"; the actual interface in src/Validation/Rule.php is named Rule), live in src/Validation/Rule/, and follow the canonical contract — check(mixed, string, DataObject) returns null on pass or a short error string on fail; rules other than Required treat null as skip so nullable fields don't false- positive. Each rule is also a PHP attribute (TARGET_PARAMETER | TARGET_PROPERTY | IS_REPEATABLE), is final readonly, holds zero business logic outside check(), and surfaces in JSON Schema via RestSchemaBuilder::applyRuleAttribute when relevant. Use when introducing a rule that isn't in src/Validation/Rule/ (Email, Url, Uuid, Min, Max, MinLength, MaxLength, Regex, OneOf, Required, Callback). Triggers on creating a class implementing Rule, adding a new #[Rule\Foo] attribute, or extending applyRuleAttribute. metadata: wp-skills-author: "Soczó Kristóf" wp-skills-contact: "mailto:lonsdale201@hotmail.com" wp-skills-plugin: "better-data" wp-skills-plugin-version-tested: "phase-9" wp-skills-php-min: "8.3" wp-skills-last-updated: "2026-04-29"
---
name: bd-validation-rule
description: Add a new validation rule to better-data — implement
the Rule interface (NOT "RuleInterface"; the actual interface in
src/Validation/Rule.php is named Rule), live in src/Validation/Rule/,
and follow the canonical contract — check(mixed, string, DataObject)
returns null on pass or a short error string on fail; rules other
than Required treat null as skip so nullable fields don't false-
positive. Each rule is also a PHP attribute (TARGET_PARAMETER |
TARGET_PROPERTY | IS_REPEATABLE), is final readonly, holds zero
business logic outside check(), and surfaces in JSON Schema via
RestSchemaBuilder::applyRuleAttribute when relevant. Use when
introducing a rule that isn't in src/Validation/Rule/ (Email, Url,
Uuid, Min, Max, MinLength, MaxLength, Regex, OneOf, Required,
Callback). Triggers on creating a class implementing Rule, adding a
new #[Rule\Foo] attribute, or extending applyRuleAttribute.
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wp-skills-author: "Soczó Kristóf"
wp-skills-contact: "mailto:lonsdale201@hotmail.com"
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wp-skills-last-updated: "2026-04-29"
---
# better-data: Adding a validation rule
For library maintainers introducing a new built-in validation rule (`Rule\CreditCard`, `Rule\PhoneE164`, `Rule\StrongPassword`, etc.). Rules are tiny, pure, attribute-decorated classes that the validator iterates per field. The contract is small but precise — getting it wrong (throwing instead of returning, applying to nulls, embedding side effects) breaks compositional rules and surfaces messy errors to consumers.
## Misconception this skill corrects
> "I'll throw an exception with the validation error message inside `check()` — easier than a return-string protocol."
The contract at [src/Validation/Rule.php:25-28](Rule.php) is:
```php
interface Rule
{
public function check(mixed $value, string $fieldName, DataObject $subject): ?string;
}
```
`null` = pass, short error string = fail. Throwing is the engine's prerogative, not an individual rule's. The `BuiltInValidator` ([src/Validation/BuiltInValidator.php](BuiltInValidator.php)) iterates rules across many fields and accumulates errors; an exception would short-circuit the entire validation pass and return a single error instead of the complete failure list — which is what `ValidationResult` is for.
Other AI-prone misconceptions:
- "Rule\Foo extends Rule\Email." Wrong — rules don't compose via inheritance; PHP's attribute reflection looks up exact class names. Add a new rule.
- "The interface is RuleInterface." Wrong — it's literally `Rule`. The AGENTS.md docs in older drafts referred to it as `RuleInterface`, but the actual file is `src/Validation/Rule.php` and the interface is `Rule`. Use that name.
- "Rules apply to null values too — I want to validate that `?Email $email = null` is non-null." Wrong — convention is `null` means "skip"; if you want non-null, add `#[Rule\Required]` *also*. Single responsibility.
## When to use this skill
Trigger when ANY of the following is true:
- Creating a new file under `src/Validation/Rule/`.
- The diff adds `implements Rule` (or implements the deprecated `RuleInterface`).
- Adding a new `#[Rule\Foo]` attribute to a DTO and you can't find `Foo` in `src/Validation/Rule/`.
- Reviewing a PR that throws inside a `check()` method — flag and convert to return-string.
## Workflow
### 1. File layout
```
src/Validation/Rule/CreditCard.php
tests/Unit/Validation/Rule/CreditCardTest.php ← optional, or co-located
tests/Unit/ValidationTest.php ← shared rule tests
```
### 2. Class shape (use Required.php as the template)
```php
<?php
declare(strict_types=1);
namespace BetterData\Validation\Rule;
use Attribute;
use BetterData\DataObject;
use BetterData\Validation\Rule;
#[Attribute(Attribute::TARGET_PARAMETER | Attribute::TARGET_PROPERTY | Attribute::IS_REPEATABLE)]
final readonly class CreditCard implements Rule
{
public function __construct(
public bool $allowTestNumbers = false,
) {}
public function check(mixed $value, string $fieldName, DataObject $subject): ?string
{
if ($value === null) {
return null; // null = skip; pair with #[Required] if presence matters
}
if (!\is_string($value)) {
return 'must be a string of digits';
}
$digits = \preg_replace('/\s+/', '', $value);
if ($digits === null || !\preg_match('/^\d{12,19}$/', $digits)) {
return 'must be a valid card number';
}
if (!self::luhnPasses($digits)) {
return 'failed checksum';
}
if (!$this->allowTestNumbers && self::isTestCard($digits)) {
return 'test card numbers are not accepted';
}
return null;
}
private static function luhnPasses(string $digits): bool { /* ... */ }
private static function isTestCard(string $digits): bool { /* ... */ }
}
```
Five structural rules:
1. **`final readonly class`** — same immutability the rest of the lib enforces.
2. **`implements Rule`** — the interface from `BetterData\Validation`. Not `RuleInterface`, not your own.
3. **`#[Attribute(...)] | IS_REPEATABLE`** — repeatable so a single field can carry both `#[Rule\Required]` and `#[Rule\Email]`.
4. **Constructor-promoted public properties for parameters** (`allowTestNumbers` here). Same data-carrier shape as other attributes.
5. **`check()` returns `?string`** — null on pass, short message on fail. Messages are short, lowercase-by-convention, framework-agnostic; consumers wrap them in localized strings if needed.
### 3. Null handling (the convention)
Look at the difference between [Required.php:14-20](Required.php) and [Email.php:14-20](Email.php):
```php
// Required: null is the failure case
if ($value === null) {
return 'is required';
}
// Email (and every other rule): null is "skip"
if ($value === null) {
return null;
}
```
Reason: a `?Email $email = null` field with `#[Rule\Email]` is legitimately "no email yet". If `Email` rejected null, you'd be forced to make the field non-nullable. Only `Required` treats null as failure — every other rule treats null as "not my concern; pair me with `Required` if you want presence enforcement".
Your new rule MUST follow this. Skip null first.
### 4. Type-narrow before checking
Most rules want a string / int / array. Narrow early and return a type-mismatch message:
```php
if (!\is_string($value)) {
return 'must be a string'; // not "is not a string" — keep the verb tone consistent
}
```
This avoids `TypeError` deep inside the check logic if a DTO author somehow lands a non-string in a `Rule\Email`-decorated field.
### 5. Cross-field rules use `$subject`
The third argument is the full DataObject snapshot at validation time:
```php
final readonly class MatchesField implements Rule
{
public function __construct(public string $other) {}
public function check(mixed $value, string $fieldName, DataObject $subject): ?string
{
$snapshot = $subject->toArray();
if (!isset($snapshot[$this->other])) {
return "matches field '{$this->other}' which is missing";
}
if ($snapshot[$this->other] !== $value) {
return "must match '{$this->other}'";
}
return null;
}
}
```
Use `$subject->toArray()` not direct property access — `Secret` and other rich types appear as their canonical array form there.
### 6. Surface in JSON Schema (when applicable)
If the rule maps to a JSON Schema constraint, add a case in `RestSchemaBuilder::applyRuleAttribute` ([src/Internal/RestSchemaBuilder.php:220-260](RestSchemaBuilder.php)):
```php
// Inside the switch on $name:
case CreditCard::class:
$schema['format'] = 'credit-card'; // or pattern, depending on convention
break;
```
The pattern for built-ins:
| Rule | JSON Schema key |
|---|---|
| `Email` | `format: 'email'` |
| `Url` | `format: 'uri'` |
| `Uuid` | `format: 'uuid'` |
| `MinLength(n)` | `minLength: n` |
| `MaxLength(n)` | `maxLength: n` |
| `Min(n)` | `minimum: n` |
| `Max(n)` | `maximum: n` |
| `Regex(pattern)` | `pattern: <stripped delimiters>` |
| `OneOf(values)` | `enum: [values]` |
If your rule has no schema equivalent (e.g. `Callback` runs arbitrary PHP), don't add a case — `applyRuleAttribute` will pass through.
### 7. Unit tests cover four paths
`tests/Unit/ValidationTest.php` (or co-located `tests/Unit/Validation/Rule/CreditCardTest.php`) MUST cover:
```php
public function test_it_passes_a_valid_value(): void { /* check() returns null */ }
public function test_it_fails_an_explicit_invalid_value(): void { /* check() returns string */ }
public function test_it_skips_null(): void { /* unless this IS Rule\Required */ }
public function test_it_handles_the_edge_case_implied_by_its_name(): void
{
// For Email: a string that's almost an email
// For Min(0): exact-zero (boundary)
// For Required: empty string + empty array (both fail per the impl)
}
```
Run:
```bash
vendor/bin/phpunit --filter CreditCardTest
vendor/bin/phpstan analyse --memory-limit=1G
vendor/bin/php-cs-fixer fix
```
## Critical rules
- **`implements Rule`** — interface name is `Rule`, file `src/Validation/Rule.php`. Not `RuleInterface`.
- **`check()` returns `?string`.** Throwing breaks `BuiltInValidator`'s accumulation pass.
- **Skip null first** (except in `Required`). Convention: rules treat null as "not applicable" so they compose with nullable fields.
- **`final readonly class` with `IS_REPEATABLE`.** A single field commonly carries multiple rules.
- **No runtime configuration in rules.** No environment reads, no global lookups, no WP function calls. Rules are pure and testable without WP.
- **Short error messages, framework-agnostic tone.** "must not be blank", "must be a valid email address", "must match 'passwordConfirmation'". Consumer code localizes.
- **Add a JSON Schema mapping if applicable.** Rules without schema equivalents are fine; partial mapping creates surprise.
- **Cover four test paths**: pass, fail, null handling, edge case named in the rule.
## Common mistakes
```php
// WRONG — throwing instead of returning
public function check(mixed $value, string $fieldName, DataObject $subject): ?string
{
if (!is_email($value)) {
throw new \InvalidArgumentException('not an email'); // breaks BuiltInValidator
}
return null;
}
// RIGHT
return is_email($value) ? null : 'must be a valid email address';
// WRONG — applies to nulls
public function check(mixed $value, string $fieldName, DataObject $subject): ?string
{
if ($value === null) {
return 'must be set'; // if you want presence, the user adds #[Required], not in your rule
}
// ...
}
// RIGHT — null is skip
if ($value === null) {
return null;
}
// WRONG — environment reads in rules
public function check(mixed $value, string $fieldName, DataObject $subject): ?string
{
$strict = (bool) ($_ENV['STRICT_VALIDATION'] ?? false); // WRONG: rule is no longer pure
return $strict ? $this->strictCheck($value) : $this->lenientCheck($value);
}
// RIGHT — make it a constructor parameter
public function __construct(public bool $strict = false) {}
// WRONG — long error message that mixes localization concerns
return 'A megadott érték nem érvényes hitelkártyaszám, kérjük adjon meg egy 13-19 számjegyből álló kártyaszámot.';
// Rules emit short framework-agnostic strings. Localization happens in the consumer (admin UI,
// REST response middleware) which can swap to the user's language.
// RIGHT
return 'must be a valid card number';
// WRONG — implementing the wrong interface name
final readonly class MyRule implements RuleInterface { /* ... */ }
// Class doesn't exist. The interface is BetterData\Validation\Rule.
// RIGHT
final readonly class MyRule implements Rule { /* ... */ }
// WRONG — partial schemaSkill source recorded
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