How to validate postal code by country id?

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In Magento checkout there is a postal code verification for each country, now I want to implement it in different module for different case, how to do it if I already have the country id and postal code as the parameter, for example:

$postalCode = '15433';
$countryId = 'UK';
$this->validatePostalCode($countryId,$postalCode);

public function validatePostalCode($countryId,$postalCode)
 // how?
 if($valid) return true;
 else return false;

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$postalCode = '15433';
$countryId = 'UK';
$this->validatePostalCode($countryId,$postalCode);

public function validatePostalCode($countryId,$postalCode)
 // how?
 if($valid) return true;
 else return false;

edited Sep 13 at 4:18

Bhakti Thakkar

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$postalCode = '15433';
$countryId = 'UK';
$this->validatePostalCode($countryId,$postalCode);

public function validatePostalCode($countryId,$postalCode)
 // how?
 if($valid) return true;
 else return false;

edited Sep 13 at 4:18

Bhakti Thakkar

36412

asked Sep 13 at 4:02

nortonuser

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$postalCode = '15433';
$countryId = 'UK';
$this->validatePostalCode($countryId,$postalCode);

public function validatePostalCode($countryId,$postalCode)
 // how?
 if($valid) return true;
 else return false;

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edited Sep 13 at 4:18

Bhakti Thakkar

36412

asked Sep 13 at 4:02

nortonuser

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edited Sep 13 at 4:18

Bhakti Thakkar

36412

asked Sep 13 at 4:02

nortonuser

37111

edited Sep 13 at 4:18

Bhakti Thakkar

36412

edited Sep 13 at 4:18

Bhakti Thakkar

36412

edited Sep 13 at 4:18

Bhakti Thakkar

36412

asked Sep 13 at 4:02

nortonuser

37111

asked Sep 13 at 4:02

nortonuser

37111

asked Sep 13 at 4:02

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This should work:

public function validatePostalCode($countryId,$postalCode)
 $objectManager = MagentoFrameworkAppObjectManager::getInstance();
 $postCodeValidator = $objectManager->create(MagentoDirectoryModelCountryPostcodeValidatorInterface::class);
 if (!$postCodeValidator->validate($postalCode,$countryId)) 
 return false
 else return true;

answered Sep 13 at 5:03

Idham Choudry

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Direct use of object manager is not recommended, kindly use constructor dependency injection instead.
â€“Â Anshu Mishra
Sep 13 at 5:31

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This should work:

public function validatePostalCode($countryId,$postalCode)
 $objectManager = MagentoFrameworkAppObjectManager::getInstance();
 $postCodeValidator = $objectManager->create(MagentoDirectoryModelCountryPostcodeValidatorInterface::class);
 if (!$postCodeValidator->validate($postalCode,$countryId)) 
 return false
 else return true;

answered Sep 13 at 5:03

Idham Choudry

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Direct use of object manager is not recommended, kindly use constructor dependency injection instead.
â€“Â Anshu Mishra
Sep 13 at 5:31

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up vote
3
down vote

accepted

This should work:

public function validatePostalCode($countryId,$postalCode)
 $objectManager = MagentoFrameworkAppObjectManager::getInstance();
 $postCodeValidator = $objectManager->create(MagentoDirectoryModelCountryPostcodeValidatorInterface::class);
 if (!$postCodeValidator->validate($postalCode,$countryId)) 
 return false
 else return true;

answered Sep 13 at 5:03

Idham Choudry

1,1541630

1

Direct use of object manager is not recommended, kindly use constructor dependency injection instead.
â€“Â Anshu Mishra
Sep 13 at 5:31

add a commentÂ |Â

up vote
3
down vote

accepted

This should work:

public function validatePostalCode($countryId,$postalCode)
 $objectManager = MagentoFrameworkAppObjectManager::getInstance();
 $postCodeValidator = $objectManager->create(MagentoDirectoryModelCountryPostcodeValidatorInterface::class);
 if (!$postCodeValidator->validate($postalCode,$countryId)) 
 return false
 else return true;

answered Sep 13 at 5:03

Idham Choudry

1,1541630

This should work:

public function validatePostalCode($countryId,$postalCode)
 $objectManager = MagentoFrameworkAppObjectManager::getInstance();
 $postCodeValidator = $objectManager->create(MagentoDirectoryModelCountryPostcodeValidatorInterface::class);
 if (!$postCodeValidator->validate($postalCode,$countryId)) 
 return false
 else return true;

answered Sep 13 at 5:03

Idham Choudry

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answered Sep 13 at 5:03

Idham Choudry

1,1541630

answered Sep 13 at 5:03

Idham Choudry

1,1541630

answered Sep 13 at 5:03

Idham Choudry

1,1541630

1

Direct use of object manager is not recommended, kindly use constructor dependency injection instead.
â€“Â Anshu Mishra
Sep 13 at 5:31

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1

Direct use of object manager is not recommended, kindly use constructor dependency injection instead.
â€“Â Anshu Mishra
Sep 13 at 5:31

Direct use of object manager is not recommended, kindly use constructor dependency injection instead.
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Sep 13 at 5:31

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