The Validation Errors Card for Laravel Pulse shows useful metrics for validation errors impacting users. What I love about this Pulse card is that it shows how real users experience and interact with validation errors in your app.
Validation Errors Card in Laravel Pulse
This package includes the following main features with the initial release:
Supports multiple error bags
Supports session based validation errors
Supports API validation errors
Support Inertia validation errors
Fallback for undetectable validation errors (based on 422 response status)
To get started with this package you can install it via Composer:
composer require timacdonald/pulse-validation-errors
Then you can configure it as a recorder in the pulse.php config file and then add the card your Pulse dashboard:
return [
// …
‘recorders’ => [
TiMacDonaldPulseRecordersValidationErrors::class => [
‘enabled’ => env(‘PULSE_VALIDATION_ERRORS_ENABLED’, true),
‘sample_rate’ => env(‘PULSE_VALIDATION_ERRORS_SAMPLE_RATE’, 1),
‘capture_messages’ => true,
‘ignore’ => [
// ‘#^/login$#’,
// ‘#^/register$#’,
// ‘#^/forgot-password$#’,
],
],
// …
],
];
// Add to your Pulse dashboard view
// <livewire:pulse.validation-errors cols=”8″ rows=”4″ />
You can learn more about this package, get full installation instructions, and view the source code on GitHub. To get started with Pulse, follow the setup guide in the Laravel Documentation.
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