Aegisora Boolean Rule

Boolean Rule provides a simple and strict boolean value equality validation for the Aegisora ecosystem.

The package is built on top of aegisora/rule-contract and follows its validation architecture, ensuring predictable and safe behavior.

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✨ Features

• 🔹 Minimalistic implementation with no extra dependencies
• 🔹 Strict type validation (bool only)
• 🔹 Comparison using ===
• 🔹 Supports validation for both true and false
• 🔹 Fully compatible with Aegisora validation pipeline
• 🔹 Clear Context → Result flow
• 🔹 No raw booleans — only structured Result
• 🔹 Safe execution via base Rule abstraction
• 🔹 Convenient factory methods (createTruthy, createFalsy)
• 🔹 Built-in input validation

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📦 Installation

composer require aegisora/boolean-rule

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🚀 Core Concept

This package performs boolean validation:

• accepts a value via Context
• ensures the value is of type bool
• compares it with the expected value
• returns a standardized Result

Supported values:

• true
• false

Any other value will result in an exception.

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🏗️ Basic Usage

✅ Validate true

use Aegisora\Rules\BooleanRule;
use Aegisora\RuleContract\Models\Context;

$result = BooleanRule::createTruthy()->validate(Context::create(true));

if ($result->isValid()) {
    // value is true (as expected)
} else {
    // value is not true
}

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❌ Validate false

use Aegisora\Rules\BooleanRule;
use Aegisora\RuleContract\Models\Context;

$result = BooleanRule::createFalsy()->validate(Context::create(false));

if ($result->isValid()) {
    // value is false (as expected)
} else {
    // value is not false
}

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🧩 Factory Methods

BooleanRule::createTruthy();
BooleanRule::createFalsy();

• createTruthy() — expects true
• createFalsy() — expects false

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⚠️ Validation Rules

The input value must strictly be a boolean:

• true
• false

Any other type (int, string, null, etc.) will throw an exception:

Aegisora\RuleContract\Exceptions\InvalidRuleContextException

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🏛️ Architecture

This package relies on aegisora/rule-contract.

Validation flow:

1. validate() is called
2. Context is passed
3. executeValidate() is executed
4. Value type is validated (bool only)
5. Strict comparison (===) is performed
6. A Result is returned

All logic is encapsulated within the base Rule abstraction.

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⚖️ License

This package is open-source and licensed under the MIT License. See the LICENSE for details.

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🌱 Contributing

Contributions are welcome and greatly appreciated!. See the CONTRIBUTING for details.

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