Regular Expression with json

Hi @Sinnbeck. Thanks for your help. I'm escape this result is ^[a-zA-Z0-9- \\p{Myanmar}]*$ but it's not working.

@shaungbhone how is it not working?

@shaungbhone can you copy paste the json in here so we can test it directly?

@Sinnbeck Thank you for your help. Please check

{
    "validation": {
        "rule": [
            "required",
            "regex:/^[a-zA-Z0-9- \p{Myanmar}]*$/",
            "unique:posts",
            "max:255"
        ]
    }
}

@shaungbhone Hmm I cannot seem to get it working either. Have you tried creating an issue on their issue tracker? https://github.com/the-control-group/voyager/issues

@Sinnbeck Yes, regex is working. But voyager validation is JSON format \ I can't write like this. Thank you for your help.

@shaungbhone Yeah I understand the issue :) But I think I got it working. Json parse will remove the extra \ making it work

Try this

{
   "validation":{
      "rule":[
         "required",
         "regex:/^[a-zA-Z0-9- \\p{Myanmar}]*$/",
         "unique:posts",
         "max:255"
      ]
   }
}

@shaungbhone No two . I got it to work, so it should just be copy/paste :)

@Sinnbeck Two line is not match in Myanmar script. Please check Regex

@shaungbhone You need to remove one of the \ to test it. That is what json_decode does.. So you end up with just one

@shaungbhone This is how I tested it. I created a json file on disk and loaded it with php. Then I decoded it.. as you can see it removed the first \

https://i.imgur.com/Z9q38BF.png

@Sinnbeck Thank you. It's working in English. Myanmar is not working. :(

@shaungbhone What do you mean? I assume you are testing it in the actual admin panel?

@Sinnbeck Pardon. Please check https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YpaPmdi1n6I

@shaungbhone Ah yeah that does indeed seem like a bug. I suggest you report it on their issue tracker. I am not sure how they parse that json string, but it seems they are doing it wrong :(

@Sinnbeck Yeah I will. Thank you for your time.

@shaungbhone Anytime :) Perhaps link to this thread to show that you have indeed done some tests before posting

@shaungbhone good to hear. But I would say voyager still has a bug :)

@Sinnbeck voyager team said "it's an issue with Laravel or with your regex." I will test it fresh Laravel app and it's still I will open issues. Thank you.

@shaungbhone well as you originally said, you couldn't save it :)