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1.  final def !=(arg0: Any): Boolean

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2.  final def ##(): Int

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3.  final def ==(arg0: Any): Boolean

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4.  implicit def arrayR[I, O](implicit arg0: ClassTag[O], r: RuleLike[I, O]): Rule[Seq[I], Array[O]]

   lift a Rule[I, O] to a Rule of Rule[Seq[I], Array[O]]

   lift a Rule[I, O] to a Rule of Rule[Seq[I], Array[O]]

   (Path \ "foo").read(array(notEmpty)) // create a Rules validating that an Array contains non-empty Strings

   r

   A Rule[I, O] to lift

   returns

   A new Rule

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5.  final def asInstanceOf[T0]: T0

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6.  def checked[I](implicit b: RuleLike[I, Boolean]): Rule[I, Boolean]

   A Rule for HTML checkboxes

   A Rule for HTML checkboxes

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7.  def clone(): AnyRef

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   protected[java.lang]

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8.  implicit def dateR: Rule[String, Date]

   Default Rule for the java.util.Date type.

   Default Rule for the java.util.Date type. It uses the default date format: yyyy-MM-dd

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9.  def dateR(format: String, corrector: (String) ⇒ String = identity): Rule[String, Date]

   Rule for the java.util.Date type.

   Rule for the java.util.Date type.

   corrector

   a simple string transformation function that can be used to transform input String before parsing. Useful when standards are not exactly respected and require a few tweaks

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10.  def email: Rule[String, String]

    Validate that a String is a valid email

    Validate that a String is a valid email

    (Path \ "email").read(email) // This String is an email

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11.  final def eq(arg0: AnyRef): Boolean

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12.  def equalTo[T](t: T): Rule[T, T]

    Create a Rule of equality

    Create a Rule of equality

    (Path \ "foo").read(equalTo("bar"))

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13.  def equals(arg0: Any): Boolean

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14.  def finalize(): Unit

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    protected[java.lang]

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    @throws( classOf[java.lang.Throwable] )

15.  final def getClass(): Class[_]

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16.  def hashCode(): Int

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17.  implicit def headAs[I, O](implicit c: RuleLike[I, O]): Rule[Seq[I], O]

    Create a Rule validation that a Seq[I] is not empty, and attempt to convert it's first element as a O

    Create a Rule validation that a Seq[I] is not empty, and attempt to convert it's first element as a O

    (Path \ "foo").read(headAs(int))

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18.  def ignored[I, O](o: O): (Path) ⇒ Rule[I, O]

    Create a "constant" Rule which is always a success returning value o (Path \ "x").read(ignored(42))

    Create a "constant" Rule which is always a success returning value o (Path \ "x").read(ignored(42))

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19.  final def isInstanceOf[T0]: Boolean

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20.  def isoDateR: Rule[String, Date]

    ISO 8601 Reads

    ISO 8601 Reads

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21.  implicit def jodaDateR: Rule[String, DateTime]

    the default implicit JodaDate reads It uses the default date format: yyyy-MM-dd

    the default implicit JodaDate reads It uses the default date format: yyyy-MM-dd

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22.  def jodaDateR(pattern: String, corrector: (String) ⇒ String = identity): Rule[String, DateTime]

    Rule for the org.joda.time.DateTime type.

    Rule for the org.joda.time.DateTime type.

    pattern

    a date pattern, as specified in java.text.SimpleDateFormat.

    corrector

    a simple string transformation function that can be used to transform input String before parsing. Useful when standards are not exactly respected and require a few tweaks

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23.  implicit def jodaLocalDateR: Rule[String, LocalDate]

    The default implicit Rule for org.joda.time.LocalDate

    The default implicit Rule for org.joda.time.LocalDate

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24.  implicit def jodaLocalDateR(pattern: String, corrector: (String) ⇒ String = identity): Rule[String, LocalDate]

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25.  implicit def jodaTimeR: Rule[Long, DateTime]

    Default Rule for the java.util.DateTime type.

    Default Rule for the java.util.DateTime type.

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26.  implicit def listR[I, O](implicit r: RuleLike[I, O]): Rule[Seq[I], List[O]]

    lift a Rule[I, O] to a Rule of Rule[Seq[I], List[O]]

    lift a Rule[I, O] to a Rule of Rule[Seq[I], List[O]]

    (Path \ "foo").read(list(notEmpty)) // create a Rules validating that an List contains non-empty Strings

    r

    A Rule[I, O] to lift

    returns

    A new Rule

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27.  implicit def localDateR: Rule[String, LocalDate]

    Default Rule for the java.time.LocalDate type.

    Default Rule for the java.time.LocalDate type. It uses the default date format: yyyy-MM-dd

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28.  def localDateR(pattern: String, corrector: (String) ⇒ String = identity): Rule[String, LocalDate]

    Rule for the java.time.LocalDate type.

    Rule for the java.time.LocalDate type.

    pattern

    a date pattern, as specified in java.time.format.DateTimeFormatter.

    corrector

    a simple string transformation function that can be used to transform input String before parsing. Useful when standards are not exactly respected and require a few tweaks

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29.  def mapR[K, O](r: RuleLike[K, O], p: RuleLike[I, Seq[(String, K)]]): Rule[I, Map[String, O]]
30.  def max[T](m: T)(implicit o: Ordering[T]): Rule[T, T]

    (Path \ "foo").read(max(0)) // validate that there's a negative int at (Path \ "foo")

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31.  def maxLength(l: Int): Rule[String, String]

    (Path \ "foo").read(maxLength(5)) // The length of this String must be <= 5

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32.  def min[T](m: T)(implicit o: Ordering[T]): Rule[T, T]

    (Path \ "foo").read(min(0)) // validate that there's a positive int at (Path \ "foo")

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33.  def minLength(l: Int): Rule[String, String]

    (Path \ "foo").read(minLength(5)) // The length of this String must be >= 5

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34.  final def ne(arg0: AnyRef): Boolean

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35.  def noConstraint[F]: Constraint[F]

    A Rule that always succeed

    A Rule that always succeed

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36.  def not[I, O](r: RuleLike[I, O]): Rule[I, I]

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37.  def notEmpty: Rule[String, String]

    a Rule validating that a String is not empty.

    a Rule validating that a String is not empty.

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    Note

    This Rule does NOT trim the String beforehand

    (Path \ "foo").read(notEmpty)

38.  final def notify(): Unit

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39.  final def notifyAll(): Unit

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40.  def opt[J, O](r: ⇒ RuleLike[J, O], noneValues: RuleLike[I, I]*)(implicit pick: (Path) ⇒ RuleLike[I, I], coerce: RuleLike[I, J]): (Path) ⇒ Rule[I, Option[O]]

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41.  def pattern(regex: Regex): Rule[String, String]

    Validate that a String matches the provided regex

    Validate that a String matches the provided regex

    (Path \ "foo").read(pattern("[a-z]".r)) // This String contains only letters

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42.  implicit def seqR[I, O](implicit r: RuleLike[I, O]): Rule[Seq[I], Seq[O]]

    lift a Rule[I, O] to a Rule of Rule[Seq[I], Seq[O]]

    lift a Rule[I, O] to a Rule of Rule[Seq[I], Seq[O]]

    (Path \ "foo").read(seq(notEmpty)) // create a Rules validating that an Seq contains non-empty Strings

    r

    A Rule[I, O] to lift

    returns

    A new Rule

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43.  implicit def setR[I, O](implicit r: RuleLike[I, O]): Rule[Seq[I], Set[O]]

    lift a Rule[I, O] to a Rule of Rule[Seq[I], Set[O]]

    lift a Rule[I, O] to a Rule of Rule[Seq[I], Set[O]]

    (Path \ "foo").read(set(notEmpty)) // create a Rules validating that a Set contains non-empty Strings

    r

    A Rule[I, O] to lift

    returns

    A new Rule

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44.  implicit def sqlDateR: Rule[String, Date]

    The default implicit Rule for java.sql.Date

    The default implicit Rule for java.sql.Date

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45.  def sqlDateR(pattern: String, corrector: (String) ⇒ String = identity): Rule[String, Date]

    Rule for the java.sql.Date type.

    Rule for the java.sql.Date type.

    pattern

    a date pattern, as specified in java.text.SimpleDateFormat.

    corrector

    a simple string transformation function that can be used to transform input String before parsing. Useful when standards are not exactly respected and require a few tweaks

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46.  final def synchronized[T0](arg0: ⇒ T0): T0

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47.  implicit def timeR: Rule[Long, LocalDateTime]

    Default Rule for the java.util.LocalDateTime type from long.

    Default Rule for the java.util.LocalDateTime type from long.

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48.  def toString(): String

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49.  implicit def traversableR[I, O](implicit r: RuleLike[I, O]): Rule[Seq[I], Traversable[O]]

    lift a Rule[I, O] to a Rule of Rule[Seq[I], Traversable[O]]

    lift a Rule[I, O] to a Rule of Rule[Seq[I], Traversable[O]]

    (Path \ "foo").read(traversable(notEmpty)) // create a Rules validating that an Traversable contains non-empty Strings

    r

    A Rule[I, O] to lift

    returns

    A new Rule

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50.  def validateWith[I](msg: String, args: Any*)(pred: (I) ⇒ Boolean): Rule[I, I]

    Create a new constraint, verifying that the provided predicate is satisfied.

    Create a new constraint, verifying that the provided predicate is satisfied.

    def notEmpty = validateWith[String]("validation.nonemptytext"){ !_.isEmpty }

    msg

    The error message to return if predicate pred is not satisfied

    args

    Arguments for the ValidationError

    pred

    A predicate to satify

    returns

    A new Rule validating data of type I against a predicate p

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51.  final def wait(): Unit

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52.  final def wait(arg0: Long, arg1: Int): Unit

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53.  final def wait(arg0: Long): Unit

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54.  implicit def zonedDateTimeR: Rule[String, ZonedDateTime]

    Default Rule for the java.time.ZonedDateTime type.

    Default Rule for the java.time.ZonedDateTime type. It uses the default date format: yyyy-MM-dd

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55.  def zonedDateTimeR(pattern: String, corrector: (String) ⇒ String = identity): Rule[String, ZonedDateTime]

    Rule for the java.time.ZonedDateTime type.

    Rule for the java.time.ZonedDateTime type.

    pattern

    a date pattern, as specified in java.time.format.DateTimeFormatter.

    corrector

    a simple string transformation function that can be used to transform input String before parsing. Useful when standards are not exactly respected and require a few tweaks

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