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README.md

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 # Swift Validators :large_orange_diamond:
 
+[![Carthage compatible](https://img.shields.io/badge/Carthage-compatible-4BC51D.svg?style=flat)](https://github.com/Carthage/Carthage)
+
 String validation for iOS developed in Swift. Inspired by [validator.js](https://www.npmjs.com/package/validator)
 
 ## Contents
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 #### Usage
 There are two types of validators available, validator functions and validator getter variables. Both types though return a closure with signature
 
+````
 (String) -> Bool
-
+````
 which is type aliased as Validation.
-
+````
 typealias Validation = (String) -> Bool
-
+````
 Getter variables where used whenever only the default functionality was needed, e.g: isBool. Functions are used every time the behavior of the validator can be configured. This approach makes for a very intresting syntax when using the validators.
 
 Lets say that we want to validate a string and check if it a Boolean and if it a valid ISBN value (I know, I know, it can't be both, but lets say it can for the sake of the example). We will use the isBoolean and isISBN validators. isBoolean is a getter variable (meaning it can't be configured) and isISBN is a function that takes an argument (meaning it can be configured). So our code will be:
-
+````
 Validator.isBoolean("true") // the result is true
 Validator.isISBN("10")("3836221195") // again the result will be false
-
+````
 For more examples on how to call each validator you can look at the [unit tests](https://github.com/gkaimakas/SwiftValidators/blob/master/SwiftValidatorsTests/SwiftValidatorsTests.swift). Each validator is tested so I'm sure you will find what you need.
 
 #### Logical Operators
 
 You can combine operators using the logical `AND`, logical `OR` and Logical `NOT` operators ( &&,  || and ! respectively). 
-
+````
 let combinedANDValidator = Validator.required && Validator.isTrue
-
+````
 The `combinedANDValidator` will be `true` only when the value is not empty and `"true"`
-
+````
 let combinedORValidator = Validator.isTrue || Validator.isFalse
-
+````
 The `combinedORValidator` will be `true` if the value is `"true"` or `"false"`, otherwise it will be false.
-
+````
 let reversedValidator = !Validator.isTrue
-
+````
 The `reversedValidator` will be `false` when the value equals `"true"` and `true` for all other values.
 
 #### Configuration
@@ -85,15 +88,19 @@ dateFormat | String | When using date validators (isDate, isBefore, isAfter) the
 
 When custom behaviour is needed you can create a validator instance and configure its behaviour with one of the three constructors available:
 
-//default behaviour
+// default behaviour
+````
 Validator() 
-
+````
 // configure how empty strings should be treated
+````
 Validator(validationMode: Validator.ValidationMode) 
+````
 
-//configure empty strings and date format
+// configure empty strings and date format
+````
 Validator(validationMode: Validator.ValidationMode, dateFormat: String) 
-
+````
 
 
 ### Supported validators
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 watch| check the delegate for equality | func | ValidatorProtocol | Validator.watch(delegate) 
 
 *FQDNOptions is a class that is used on isFQDN for configuration purposes. It can be instantiated like this: 
-
+````
 FQDNOptions(requireTLD: Bool, allowUnderscores: Bool, allowTrailingDot: Bool)
-
+````
 
 ### Validator Protocol
 
 Validator protocol is a simple protocol that is used to get the string value of an object. For that purpose it exposes only
 a single function
-
+````
 func getValue() -> String
-
+````
 The watch validator accepts an object that conforms to that protocol only.
 
 ### License MIT
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 OF CONTRACT, TORT OR OTHERWISE, ARISING FROM, OUT OF OR IN CONNECTION 
 WITH THE SOFTWARE OR THE USE OR OTHER DEALINGS IN THE SOFTWARE.
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