Consuming validators
Once you have one or more validators defined, using any of the three available techniques, you may create and use a validator instance to validate objects using those rules.
To accomplish this you should inject an instance of the validator factory: IGetsValidator into your logic which needs validation.
You will require a reference to the the CSF.Validation.Abstractions package.
The validator factory has a number of methods & extension methods which cater for all of the possible scenarios, regardless of which technique was used to define the validator.
The methods of the validator factory will allow you to get either a IValidator<T> or perhaps a non-generic IValidator.
Which you use depends upon whether or not the type of the validated object is known at design-time.
Both validator interfaces provide the method ValidateAsync, which is used to validate the object and get the results.