PHP Sanitizer

Powerfull PHP Sanitizer for any variable.

If you want to trust the data and make sure an object or array have the keys you need without manually checking each one.
After sanitizing variable it will get passed through a validation proces and return INVALID_DATA() if no data / invalid INVALID_DATA Default answer: null.

How to

1. Require once the class require_once "/parent-folder/sanitize.php";.
2. Initialize the class like so $Sanitizer = new \tloberg\Sanitizer();.
3. See examples for how to use the sanitizer here.

Supported formats

1. Raw
   No sanitize

2. Array
   One or multiple filters functions. One function in filter array will run function on all keys in input array

3. Object
   One or multiple filters functions. One function in filter object will run function on all keys in input object

4. Double
   Sanitize Double (optional flags: NO_VALIDATION, STRICT)

5. Float
   Sanitize Float (optional flags: NO_VALIDATION, STRICT)

6. Integer
   Sanitize Integer (optional flags: NO_VALIDATION, STRICT)

7. Boolean
   Sanitize Boolean

8. String
   Sanitize String (optional flags: DENY_NORWEGIAN, NO_TRIM, NO_HTMLSTRIP, ALLOW_QUOTES)

9. Filename
   Sanitize Filename (optional flags: DENY_NORWEGIAN)

10. Filepath
    Sanitize Filepath (optional flags: DENY_NORWEGIAN)

11. URL
    Sanitize URL (optional flags: NO_VALIDATION)

12. Email
    Sanitize Email (optional flags: NO_VALIDATION)

13. Year
    Sanitize Year (optional flags: NO_VALIDATION)

14. Timestamp
    Sanitize Timestamp (optional flags: NO_VALIDATION)

15. Date
    Sanitize Date (optional flags: NO_VALIDATION)

16. DateTime
    Sanitize DateTime (optional flags: NO_VALIDATION)

17. Custom
    Create your own filter

Validation formats

1. Integer
   Boolean result if variable provided is numeric.

2. Integer (strict)
   Boolean result if variable provided is a integer and only integer value.

3. Double
   Boolean result if variable provided is a double or any other number.

4. Double (strict)
   Boolean result if variable provided is a double and only double value.

5. Float
   Boolean result if variable provided is a float or any other number.

6. Float (strict)
   Boolean result if variable provided is a float and only float value.

7. URL
   Boolean result if string provided is a valid URL.

8. Email
   Boolean result if string provided is a valid email address.

9. Year
   Boolean result if variable provided is 4 numbers.

10. Timestamp
    Boolean result if variable provided is php timestamp.

11. Date Boolean result if string provided is SQL Date -formatted.

12. Datetime
    Boolean result if string provided is SQL Datetime -formatted.

13. JSON Boolean result if string provided is JSON -formatted.