1	<?php
2
3	declare(strict_types=1);
4
5	namespace Celemas\Sire\Rule;
6
7	use Celemas\Sire\Contract;
8	use Celemas\Sire\DslSplitter;
9	use Celemas\Sire\Validation;
10	use Override;
11
12	/** @api */
13	final class Allowed implements Contract\Rule
14	{
15	public string $message {
16	get => '{label} must be an allowed value';
17	}
18
19	#[Override]
20	public function validate(Contract\Value $value, string ...$args): Contract\Validation
21	{
22	$allowed = DslSplitter::split($args[0] ?? '', ',');
23
24	return Validation::from(in_array($value->value, $allowed, true));
25	}
26	}

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Allowed->$message::get

16	get => '{label} must be an allowed value';

Allowed->validate

20	public function validate(Contract\Value $value, string ...$args): Contract\Validation
21	{
22	$allowed = DslSplitter::split($args[0] ?? '', ',');
23
24	return Validation::from(in_array($value->value, $allowed, true));

24	return Validation::from(in_array($value->value, $allowed, true));

24	return Validation::from(in_array($value->value, $allowed, true));

24	return Validation::from(in_array($value->value, $allowed, true));
25	}