Validation Failure Hooks

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Feature Title: Validation Failure Hooks

Introduce hooks that trigger custom logic when validation fails, such as logging errors, sending notifications, or executing fallback logic.

Detailed Explanation:

1. Overview:

• Purpose: The "Validation Failure Hooks" feature allows developers to define custom actions that should occur whenever a validation check fails. This could be useful for scenarios where additional steps need to be taken beyond simply returning an error message, such as logging, alerting, or triggering alternative workflows.
• Use Cases:
  • Logging validation failures for debugging or audit purposes.
  • Sending notifications (e.g., emails, Slack messages) to alert a team when specific validation rules fail.
  • Executing fallback logic, such as attempting an alternative data processing method when validation fails.

2. How It Works:

• Hook Definition: Developers can define hooks within their validation schema or rule set. These hooks are functions or callbacks that execute when a particular validation fails.
• Hook Parameters: When validation fails, the hook is triggered with relevant context parameters, such as the field name, the invalid value, the validation rule that failed, and any custom messages or metadata.
• Global and Rule-Specific Hooks: Hooks can be defined globally (affecting all validation failures) or on a per-rule basis (only triggering for specific validation failures).
• Synchronous and Asynchronous Support: The system supports both synchronous and asynchronous hooks, allowing for complex logic such as API calls or database writes.

3. Example Use Cases:

• on field failed:

   v.validator<Type>({
       id: "id",
       items: {
           field: v.string().required().onFail((field, value, rule) => {/*some fallback*/} )
       }
   })

• on Validator failed:

   v.validator<Type>({
       id: "id",
       items: {/* ... */}
       nested: {/* ... */}
   })
   .onFail((/* some params? */) => {/*some fallback*/} )

• Global fallback:

   v.configure({ // global configuration
       onFail: {
           validator: (/* some params? */) => {/*some fallback*/}, // this will be executed for all validator
           field: (field, value, rule) => {/*some fallback*/} // this will executed when any field failed
       }
   })

4. Benefits:

• Centralized Error Handling: Developers can handle all validation failures in a consistent and centralized manner.
• Improved Debugging: Logging hooks provide detailed information that can help with diagnosing and fixing validation issues.
• Enhanced User Experience: By executing fallback logic or notifying support teams, the system can handle validation failures more gracefully, potentially improving the end-user experience.

5. Considerations:

• Performance: Running complex logic within hooks (especially asynchronous operations) may impact performance. Developers should ensure that any logic within hooks is optimized and necessary.
• Security: Care must be taken to avoid exposing sensitive information in logs or notifications triggered by validation failures.

[YoussefACHCHIRAJ]

Hi there, I'd love to take on the responsibility of implementing this functionality. I'll ensure it's flexible and consistent with the existing validation logic.

Please let me know if I can go ahead with this!

Thanks!

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yeah, of course. thank you for your contributing

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when you finished, you can push your updates to this branch 8-validation-failure-hooks

[YoussefACHCHIRAJ]

when you finished, you can push your updates to this branch 8-validation-failure-hooks

alright