EndsWith

• EndsWith(mixed $endValue)
• EndsWith(mixed $endValue, mixed ...$endValues)

This validator is similar to Contains(), but validates only if one of the values is at the end of the input. Only string inputs and string end values are checked; non‑string values are considered invalid but will not produce PHP errors thanks to internal type guards.

For strings (non-string inputs are always rejected):

v::endsWith('ipsum')->assert('lorem ipsum');
// Validation passes successfully

v::endsWith(', PhD', ', doctor')->assert('Jane Doe, PhD');
// Validation passes successfully

For arrays:

v::endsWith('ipsum')->assert(['lorem', 'ipsum']);
// Validation passes successfully

v::endsWith('.', ';')->assert(['this', 'is', 'a', 'tokenized', 'phrase', '.']);
// Validation passes successfully

v::endsWith('.', ';')->assert(['this', 'is', 'a', 'tokenized', 'phrase']);
// → `["this", "is", "a", "tokenized", "phrase"]` must end with "." or ";"

Message template for this validator includes {{endValue}} and {{endValues}}.

Templates

EndsWith::TEMPLATE_STANDARD

EndsWith::TEMPLATE_MULTIPLE_VALUES

Template placeholders

Categorization

• Arrays
• Strings

Changelog

See Also

• Contains
• In
• Regex
• StartsWith
• Trimmed