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<?php
namespace Alfheim\Sanitizer\Laravel;
use Alfheim\Sanitizer\Sanitizer;
use Illuminate\Http\Request;
/*
* This trait can be used on any class. However, you'll probably mostly use it
* on your controllers. Similarly to the `ValidatesRequests` trait, this will
* allow for:
*
* $input = $this->sanitize($request, [ rules ... ]);
* Of course, the variable can be named whatever you see fit.
* Keep in mind that doing this will NOT commit changes to the request object,
* which means the sanitized input is only accessible through the variable it
* is stored onto.
* So, to fetch request input, do the following:
* $userEmail = $input['email'];
* As opposed to what you may be used to:
* $userEmail = $request->input('email');
* // Request::input('email')
*/
trait SanitizesRequests
{
/**
* Run a sanitizer on a request object and return the sanitized data.
* @param \Illuminate\Http\Request $request
* @param array $ruleset
* @return array
public function sanitize(Request $request, array $ruleset)
$factory = app(Sanitizer::class)->rules($ruleset);
return $factory->sanitize($request->all());
}
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