No, Laravel validation rules cannot be used to validate JavaScript objects. Laravel validation rules are designed to be used with PHP, on the server-side, while JavaScript runs on the client-side.
To validate JavaScript objects, you can either write custom validation functions or use third-party libraries such as Joi or Yup. These libraries provide a convenient way to define validation schemas for JavaScript objects and validate them.
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