Create Toast module for validation errors
See original GitHub issueCreate Toast
module for EasyValidation. This module will display validation errors from Failure Callback in Toasts.
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@wajahatkarim3 ok. will start working on it and will send PR once it is completed.Thanks!
Actually, the library has default messages for each validation. But, if the user wants to set a custom message, then that message will be passed in the callback. And if there’s no custom message, then the callback will get the default message.