Differential D3014 Diff 8591 src/app/Rules/GroupName.php

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src/app/Rules/GroupName.php

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				<?php

				namespace App\Rules;

				use Illuminate\Contracts\Validation\Rule;
				use Illuminate\Support\Facades\Validator;
				use Illuminate\Support\Str;

				class GroupName implements Rule
				{
				private $message;
				private $owner;
				private $domain;

				/**
				* Class constructor.
				*
				* @param \App\User $owner The account owner
				* @param string $domain The domain name of the group
				*/
				public function __construct($owner, $domain)
				{
				$this->owner = $owner;
				$this->domain = Str::lower($domain);
				}

				/**
				* Determine if the validation rule passes.
				*
				* @param string $attribute Attribute name
				* @param mixed $name The value to validate
				*
				* @return bool
				*/
				public function passes($attribute, $name): bool
				{
				if (empty($name) \|\| !is_string($name)) {
				$this->message = \trans('validation.nameinvalid');
				return false;
				}

				// Check the max length, according to the database column length
				if (strlen($name) > 191) {
				$this->message = \trans('validation.nametoolong');
				return false;
				}

				// Check if the name is unique in the domain
				// FIXME: Maybe just using the whole groups table would be faster than groups()?
				$exists = $this->owner->groups()
				mollekopfUnsubmitted Not Done Inline Actions I think that would be faster indeed as the entitlements join seems unnecessary for the uniqueness constraint. mollekopf: I think that would be faster indeed as the entitlements join seems unnecessary for the…
				machniakAuthorUnsubmitted Done Inline Actions It will not use an index, though. That's why I hesitate. machniak: It will not use an index, though. That's why I hesitate.
				->where('groups.name', $name)
				->where('groups.email', 'like', '%@' . $this->domain)
				->exists();

				if ($exists) {
				$this->message = \trans('validation.nameexists');
				return false;
				}

				return true;
				}

				/**
				* Get the validation error message.
				*
				* @return string
				*/
				public function message(): ?string
				{
				return $this->message;
				}
				}