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type GenericValidator ¶
type GenericValidator interface {
ValidateEscapedStringNoVarExpansion(value string) error
ValidateServiceName(name string) error
ValidateNginxDuration(duration string) error
ValidateNginxSize(size string) error
ValidateEndpoint(endpoint string) error
}
GenericValidator validates any generic values from NGF API resources from the perspective of a data-plane. These could be values that we want to re-validate in case of any CRD schema manipulation.
type HTTPFieldsValidator ¶
type HTTPFieldsValidator interface {
ValidatePathInMatch(path string) error
ValidateHeaderNameInMatch(name string) error
ValidateHeaderValueInMatch(value string) error
ValidateQueryParamNameInMatch(name string) error
ValidateQueryParamValueInMatch(name string) error
ValidateMethodInMatch(method string) (valid bool, supportedValues []string)
ValidateRedirectScheme(scheme string) (valid bool, supportedValues []string)
ValidateRedirectPort(port int32) error
ValidateRedirectStatusCode(statusCode int) (valid bool, supportedValues []string)
ValidateHostname(hostname string) error
ValidateFilterHeaderName(name string) error
ValidateFilterHeaderValue(value string) error
ValidatePath(path string) error
}
HTTPFieldsValidator validates the HTTP-related fields of Gateway API resources from the perspective of a data-plane. Data-plane implementations must implement this interface.
type PolicyValidator ¶
type PolicyValidator interface {
// Validate validates an NGF Policy.
Validate(policy policies.Policy, globalSettings *policies.GlobalSettings) []conditions.Condition
// Conflicts returns true if the two Policies conflict.
Conflicts(a, b policies.Policy) bool
}
PolicyValidator validates an NGF Policy.
type Validators ¶
type Validators struct {
HTTPFieldsValidator HTTPFieldsValidator
GenericValidator GenericValidator
PolicyValidator PolicyValidator
}
Validators include validators for API resources from the perspective of a data-plane. It is used for fields that propagate into the data plane configuration. For example, the path in a routing rule. However, not all such fields are validated: NGF will not validate a field using Validators if it is confident that the field is valid.