# `EpicsAuthorityNameValidator`

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class EpicsAuthorityNameValidator(*p, **k)

  Validator for Epics authority names. For now, the only supported authority is “//”:

  Import from `taurus.core.epics.epicsvalidator` as:

      from taurus.core.epics.epicsvalidator import EpicsAuthorityNameValidator

  authority = '//'
  fragment = '(?!)'
  getNames(fullname, factory=None)

    basic implementation for getNames for authorities. You may reimplement it in your scheme if required

  path = '(?!)'
  query = '(?!)'
  scheme = '(ca|epics)'