public IRuleBuilderOptions <T, TProperty> SetValidator(IPropertyValidator <T, TProperty> validator)
{
if (validator == null)
{
throw new ArgumentNullException(nameof(validator));
}
ConfigurableRule.AddValidator(validator);
return(this);
}
public IRuleBuilderOptions <T, TProperty> SetValidator <TValidator>(Func <T, TValidator> validatorProvider, params string[] ruleSets) where TValidator : IValidator <TProperty>
{
validatorProvider.Guard("Cannot pass a null validatorProvider to SetValidator", nameof(validatorProvider));
var adaptor = new ChildValidatorAdaptor <T, TProperty>((context, _) => validatorProvider(context.InstanceToValidate), typeof(TValidator))
{
RuleSets = ruleSets
};
// ChildValidatorAdaptor supports both sync and async execution.
ConfigurableRule.AddAsyncValidator(adaptor, adaptor);
return(this);
}
public IRuleBuilderOptions <T, TProperty> SetValidator(IValidator <TProperty> validator, params string[] ruleSets)
{
validator.Guard("Cannot pass a null validator to SetValidator", nameof(validator));
var adaptor = new ChildValidatorAdaptor <T, TProperty>(validator, validator.GetType())
{
RuleSets = ruleSets
};
// ChildValidatorAdaptor supports both sync and async execution.
ConfigurableRule.AddAsyncValidator(adaptor, adaptor);
return(this);
}
public IRuleBuilderOptions <T, TProperty> SetAsyncValidator(IAsyncPropertyValidator <T, TProperty> validator)
{
if (validator == null)
{
throw new ArgumentNullException(nameof(validator));
}
// See if the async validator supports synchronous execution too.
IPropertyValidator <T, TProperty> fallback = validator as IPropertyValidator <T, TProperty>;
ConfigurableRule.AddAsyncValidator(validator, fallback);
return(this);
}
