Alex Saskevich

Better to follow RFC 😄 But I'm not sure that this regex will validate valid (as it said in RFC) and invalid (according to RFC) emails.

As was described in struct here: https://github.com/asaskevich/govalidator/blob/master/validator_test.go#L1668 And in test: https://github.com/asaskevich/govalidator/blob/master/validator_test.go#L1829 Can you give a short snippet with sample?

Could you provide a full working example of this issue please?

@krak3n could you put your example into pull request with sample of usage and small note in docs please?

@retr0h it should return something like `Env.Name: invalid_alphanum does not validate as alphanum` or `Env.name ...`?

Sometimes you need to validate data that recieved from user, e.g. forms from webpages or input in various text fields in your desktop/mobile/web UI. So, this is the main reason...

Hi! Currently its not possible with help of library, but you could to create your own middleware that will accept an object and validate all necessary fields inside itself, something...

Could you provide a little snippet with full example of issue please?

Could you provide stringified examples, please? Something like `https:///notvalid/path`

@andreychernih it would be great!