Class: ArrayInclusionValidator
- Inherits:
-
ActiveModel::EachValidator
- Object
- ActiveModel::EachValidator
- ArrayInclusionValidator
- Defined in:
- app/validators/array_inclusion_validator.rb
Overview
Like the default Rails inclusion validator, but the built-in Rails validator won’t work on an array of things.
So if you have an array of primitive values, you can use this to validate that all elements of the array are in the inclusion list.
Or that all the elements of the array are whatever you want, by supplying a proc that returns false for bad values.
Empty arrays are always allowed, add a presence validator if you don’t want to allow them, eg ‘validates :genre, presence: true, array_inclusion: { in: whatever }`
Custom message can interpolate ‘rejected_values` value. (Should also work for i18n)
Note: There isn’t currently a great way to show primitive array validation errors on a form for an invalid edit, the validation error can only be shown as if for the entire array field, not the individual invalid edit. You might consider modelling as a compound Model with only one attribute instead of as a primitive.
Instance Method Summary collapse
Instance Method Details
#validate_each(record, attribute, value) ⇒ Object
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# File 'app/validators/array_inclusion_validator.rb', line 30 def validate_each(record, attribute, value) values = value || [] not_allowed_values = [] if [:in] not_allowed_values.concat(values - [:in]) end if [:proc] not_allowed_values.concat(values.find_all { |v| ! [:proc].call(v) }) end unless not_allowed_values.blank? formatted_rejected = not_allowed_values.uniq.collect(&:inspect).join(",") record.errors.add(attribute, :inclusion, **.except(:in).merge!(rejected_values: formatted_rejected, value: value)) end end |