IValidator<T> and ValidationResult<T> #5483
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📔 Objective
This is a POC of how
IValidator<T>
can be used to produce aValidationResult<T>
.The idea behind
IValidator<T>
is to be used within a command to validate the request against theValid<T>
will be an object that has been run through the normal business logic to ensure the action can be performed.Invalid<T>
should be used to pass anyError<T>
back to the command. Here it can be programmatically dealt with and potentially passed back onto the client.IValidtor<T>
should only be "validation" logic with no side effects. Logging could potentially done, but it might be best to just allow the command to decide what to do with the error.⏰ Reminders before review
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