You can use the Rollerworks\Component\PasswordStrength\Validator\Constraints\PasswordRequirements
constraint with the following options:
| Option | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
| minLength | int |
Minimum length of the password, should be at least 6 (or 8 for better security) |
| requireLetters | bool |
Require that the password should at least contain one letter (default true) |
| requireCaseDiff | bool |
Require that the password should at least contain one lowercase and one uppercase letter (default false) |
| requireNumbers | bool |
Require that the password should at least contain one number (default false) |
| requireSpecialCharacter | bool |
Require that the password should at least contain one non lateral or numerical character like @ (default false) |
Note: Validation is performed with respect to international encodings,
so the international character ９ will be treated as 9 in ASCII.
You can customize the validation error messages with the following:
| Message | Default (en) |
|---|---|
| tooShortMessage | 'Your password must be at least {{length}} characters long.' |
| missingLettersMessage | 'Your password must include at least one letter.' |
| requireCaseDiffMessage | 'Your password must include both upper and lower case letters.' |
| missingNumbersMessage | 'Your password must include at least one number.' |
| missingSpecialCharacterMessage | 'Your password must contain at least one special character.' |
If you are using annotations for validation, include the constraints namespace:
use Rollerworks\Component\PasswordStrength\Validator\Constraints as RollerworksPassword;and then add the PasswordRequirements constraint to the relevant field:
/**
* @RollerworksPassword\PasswordRequirements(requireLetters=true, requireNumbers=true, requireCaseDiff=true)
*/
protected $password;