Best practices to handle the Laravel request validation.

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In Laravel we have a class LaravelRequests to handle all the Http request validations which has a lot of functions which make is too easy to handle the validations in Laravel. Most of the developer define validation rules and validate the inputs in controller, which looks like:

It looks little messy and hard to manage if there are multiple fields coming as a input. So we can resolve this by moving all this mess into request file. How?
Open project directory in terminal and run

  • php artisan make:request StoreMyRequests
Now, move check app/Http/Requests there will be a file named as
StoreMyRequests.php. Now open this file and move validation code into this and it will looks like:-

Now, Use these validations in controller like:-
Now, All mess moved from controller and it increase the reuse ability of code. You can use same rules at multiple places.

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