#Doctype Validator Test to see if an HTML doctype is valid according to the W3C specifications.
See more at: https://beutnagel.github.io/Doctype-Validator/
##Installation##
Install with Composer
$ composer require beutnagel/doctype-validator
For the current alpha release
{
"require": {
"beutnagel/doctype-validator": "^0.1.1@alpha"
},
"minimum-stability": "alpha"
}
##Basic Usage
The Doctype_Validator
can be used to check the validity of a doctype, find errors and match it with existing official doctypes.
- First create an instance of the validator:
$dtv = new Doctype_Validator();
- Assign the doctype you want to validate:
$doctype = "<!DOCTYPE html>";
Checking to see if a doctype is valid.
$valid = $dtv->validate($doctype)->isValid();
@return boolean TRUE or FALSE.
A check can be performed with isMatch()
to see if there is a match.
$match = $dtv->validate($doctype)->isMatch();
@return boolean TRUE or FALSE
$matches = $dtv->validate($doctype)->matches();
@return string of name of match, or NULL if no match.
If a doctype is not valid, Doctype_Validator
will try to analyse why it is not valid. A list of errors can be found in Doctype_Error.php
.
A simple check if a doctype has errors in it can be performed by the hasError()
function.
$error = $dtv->validate($doctype)->hasError();
@return boolean TRUE or FALSE.
You can retrieve errors with the getErrors()
method.
$result = $dtv->validate($doctype);
if($result->hasErrors())
{
$errors = $result->getErrors();
}
@return array of errors.
The doctype will be dissected into smaller fragments and these can be access with getFragments()
.
$fragments = $dtv->validate($doctype)->getFragments();
@return array of fragmentens
Doctype Validator is licensed under the MIT License - see the LICENSE
file for details
Jarne W. Beutnagel - jarne@beutnagel.dk - beutnagel.dk