Level 73
and how does your request body looks like?
{"code": "", "mobile": ""}
??
May 8, 2022
9
Level 1
Validation is not working in api.
Validation is not working in api. Data ={} Code = $validator = \Validator::make($r->json()->all(), [ 'code' => 'required', 'mobile' => 'required', ]);
But no error messages in response.
Level 1
@Nakov Yes like this { "mobile" : "", "code" : "" }
Level 73
@Dhruv Sompura since you are using the Validator::make syntax, do you actually return the errors ? Because that one does not handles them automatically:
$validator = \Validator::make($r->json()->all(), [ 'code' => 'required', 'mobile' => 'required', ]);
if ($validator->fails())
{
return response()
->withErrors($validator);
}
https://laravel.com/docs/9.x/validation#manually-creating-validators
or for automatic redirection use :
\Validator::make($r->json()->all(), [ 'code' => 'required', 'mobile' => 'required', ])->validate();
Level 1
@Nakov Method Illuminate\Routing\ResponseFactory::withErrors does not exist.
Level 73
@Dhruv Sompura use this :
\Validator::make($r->json()->all(), [ 'code' => 'required', 'mobile' => 'required', ])->validate();
Level 1
@Nakov Thank you
Level 73
@Dhruv Sompura Does it work? There is a "Best Answer" button you can select on my answer that worked if so :)
Level 6
public function store(Request $request){
$data=$this->validate($request,[
'code' => 'required',
'mobile' => 'required',
])
dd($data);
}
Level 122
If you send in the header Accept: application/json with your request then errors should be returned as json rather than being written to session.
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