respect-validation/docs/validators/PostalCode.md

PostalCode

• PostalCode(string $countryCode)
• PostalCode(string $countryCode, bool $formatted)

Validates whether the input is a valid postal code or not.

v::postalCode('BR')->assert('02179000');
// Validation passes successfully

v::postalCode('BR')->assert('02179-000');
// Validation passes successfully

v::postalCode('US')->assert('02179-000');
// → "02179-000" must be a valid postal code on "US"

v::postalCode('US')->assert('55372');
// Validation passes successfully

v::postalCode('PL')->assert('99-300');
// Validation passes successfully

By default, PostalCode won't validate the format (puncts, spaces), unless you pass $formatted = true:

v::postalCode('BR', true)->assert('02179000');
// → "02179000" must be a valid postal code on "BR"

v::postalCode('BR', true)->assert('02179-000');
// Validation passes successfully

Message template for this validator includes {{countryCode}}.

Extracted from GeoNames.

Templates

PostalCode::TEMPLATE_STANDARD

Mode	Template
default	{{subject}} must be a valid postal code on {{countryCode}}
inverted	{{subject}} must not be a valid postal code on {{countryCode}}

Template placeholders

Placeholder	Description
countryCode
subject	The validated input or the custom validator name (if specified).

Categorization

• Localization
• Strings

Changelog

Version	Description
2.3.0	Add option to validate formatting
2.2.4	Cambodian postal codes now support 5 and 6 digits
0.7.0	Created

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See also:

• CountryCode
• Iban