Validation & errors

ValidDomain is a Laravel validation rule for hostnames. The issue path runs it on every domain too, so invalid input never reaches a provider:

use RoundlyConsulting\Certificates\Rules\ValidDomain;

$request->validate(['domain' => ['required', new ValidDomain]]);

// Reject wildcards such as *.example.com
$request->validate(['domain' => ['required', new ValidDomain(allowWildcard: false)]]);

// Standalone checks
(new ValidDomain)->passes('shop.example.com');         // true
(new ValidDomain)->passes('https://shop.example.com'); // false

A valid hostname has at least two labels, each 1–63 letters, digits or inner hyphens, a non-numeric top-level label and at most 253 characters. Schemes, paths, ports, spaces and a trailing dot are rejected. A leading *. wildcard is allowed unless you pass allowWildcard: false.

Exceptions

Every package error extends CertificateException, so one catch covers them all:

Exception	Raised when
`CertificateException`	Base class. Also thrown for a domain with no registry row (renew(), renewLater(), revoke(), expire()), an illegal status move (renew(), renewLater(), revoke(), expire()), a provider that reports the certificate failed, expired or revoked, a renewal that produced the same certificate, a filesystem name with no stored PEM, PEM that is not an X.509 certificate, and when monitorExpiry() resolves no notifiable.
`InvalidDomainException`	A domain failed ValidDomain during issuance.
`ProvisioningInProgressException`	issue() while another process holds this certificate’s provisioning lock — nothing was provisioned and the row was not touched; retry once it finishes.
`UnknownProviderException`	Certificates::driver() — or provider() on CertificateProviderManager — got an unknown driver name.
`AcmeException`	An ACME step failed: directory, nonce, account, order, challenge, finalize, download, signing, key generation or an unsupported account key.
`KubernetesApiException`	A Kubernetes API call failed (with the HTTP status and body) or the driver is misconfigured.

use RoundlyConsulting\Certificates\Exceptions\CertificateException;
use RoundlyConsulting\Certificates\Exceptions\InvalidDomainException;
use RoundlyConsulting\Certificates\Exceptions\ProvisioningInProgressException;
use RoundlyConsulting\Certificates\Facades\Certificates;

try {
    Certificates::for($domain)->using('acme')->issue();
} catch (InvalidDomainException $e) {
    // a domain failed ValidDomain — nothing was recorded or requested
} catch (ProvisioningInProgressException $e) {
    // another process is provisioning this certificate — the row was not touched, retry later
} catch (CertificateException $e) {
    // any other package error: ACME, Kubernetes API, unknown driver,
    // or a provider that reports the certificate failed, expired or revoked
}

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