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Is there a way to validate for null more than one properties in a fluent manner?

For example, without using Fluentvalidator, this may be possible by implementing IValidatableObject.

is there a way to generate documentation based on FluentValidator that has been written for request? I need information like: the field is NotEmpty(), MaximumLength(40), etc.

Please direct me

Thank you in advance!

EDIT: I mean to get validations that a certain filed have. So if validator looks like this:

I am using FluentValidator in a C# project. I would like to make a generic method that can validate data from 2 possible types:

I have a Editform warping a List, I want to validate each field for each model.

Iam using Fluentvalidator and Blazor.

The use case: So the logic is when I click on handlesubmit all the models in my List needs to be validated with fluentvalidator. What I don't understand is how I can make a editform that will validate all the models with one submit, the Editform Model only points to one specific model but not the ones in the List

Here is my Editform:

I am getting the error below when I try to edit a user. I have no problem creating or deleting users. As far as I understand, somehow uniqueMail method inside fluentvalidator class and Edit method inside UserController class doesn't go well together.

Exception thrown at the:

I am using Ant design Blazor and trying to create a child component and apply validation as usual from the parent component. Below is my code.

Child component

I have a model

I am trying to add FluentValidator to my .net core 3.1 Worker Service. I created a class that will hold my CSV parsed files.

I'm working with FluentValidator in .NET Core. Everything is working beautifully for the most part, but I notice that when working with complex types, FluentValidator shows the full property name. For example, let's say I have a class named Address with Street, City, State, and Zip properties. Now let's say I have a form backed by a model property named Physical Address. If I make the street required, Fluent shows the following validation error:

'Physical Address. Street' must not be empty.

I prefer this to it just saying "Street" must not be empty because I might have multiple address fields on the page, so just displaying "Street" isn't specific enough. But I'd rather have it say:

'Physical Address Street' must not be empty. (with no period after the word address)

The example given by FluentValidation to globally override the display name is adding this in Startup.cs: