'Strict' mode #13
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Added a dependency on List::Util
modified: lib/Validator/LIVR.pm
Implemented strict mode to emit errors on fields that are not
explicitly present in the rules
new file: t/05-strict.t
Test cases for the abovementioned
List::Util required version set to 1.45+
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I need to think about it, possibly it will go to the livr spec. Like a temporary solution, it easier to create a decorator for this feature |
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It is desirable (at least for me and colleagues) to be able to have some control over whether extra fields (i.e. those not present explicitly in the ruleset) should be allowed and considered valid (as it is now) or not (that's what lacks in the module). This change implements this functionality by introducing the package variable IS_DEFAULT_STRICT and a corresponding argument to the constructor (similarly to $IS_DEFAULT_AUTO_TRIM). No changes are introduced to the schema specification.
Adds a dependency on List::Util (can be easily removed though).