Br Validation

Implements same validations in Grails constraints for units used in application from Brazil: CPF, CNPJ and CEP. CPF - Cadastro de Pessoa Física (like a Security Social Numeber in USA) CNPJ - Cadastro Nacional de Pessoa Juridica CEP - Postal Code to Brazilian territory

Install

Add the dependency to BuildConfig:

dependencies {
	// specify dependencies here under either 'build', 'compile', 'runtime', 'test' or 'provided' scopes eg.
	runtime 'org.grails.plugins:br-validation:0.3'
}

Usage

In domain class add constaints to CEP, CPF and CNPJ fields. Ex.:

class PessoaFisica {
	String nome
	Date dataNascimento
	String cpf
	static constraints {
		cpf cpf:true
	}
}

class PessoaJuridica {
	String nome
	String razaoSocial
	String cnpj
	static constraints {
		cnpj cnpj:true
	}
}

class Pessoa {
	String nome
	String cpfCnpj
	static constraints {
		cpfCnpj cpfcnpj: true
	}
}

Configuration

The CPF and CNPJ validated by BrValidation can have two formats: with and without mark characters (mask):

With Mask: CPF : 671.473.226-06 CNPJ: 74.053.840/0001-59 Without Mask: CPF : 67147322606 CNPJ: 74053840000159

The way that will be used to validate is configured in Config.groovy. Add the following entry:

grails.plugins.brValidation.validation.type=[masked|unmasked|both]

then, if you define:

grails.plugins.brValidation.validation.type=masked

the BrValidation will consider a valid CPF or CNPJ when they has mask. In the same way if unmasked is configured only unmasked data will pass in validation. If both is configured, boths, masked and unmasked data is validated.

Tag Lib

Now the BrValidation has a tag to format unmasked data to render masked one. For this use the tag bellow in gsp files:

<g:formatCpf cpf="${personInstance.cpf"/>

Grails 3

Compile and install local repository:

grails clean
grails package-plugin
grails install

Install on another grails project: edit build.gradle

dependencies {
	runtime 'org.grails.plugins:BrValidation:0.3'
}