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Enforce Schema Rules
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=====================
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This plugin provides a way to validate your model against
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you've already created in your schema, including column lengths for
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strings, "not null" designations, unique index constraints, and
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This plugin provides a way to validate your model against database rules
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you've already created in your schema, including column lengths for
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strings, "not null" designations, unique index constraints, and
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ensuring integer input for integer columns.
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The four methods currently supported are:
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enforce_not_null
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enforce_unique_indexes
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You can also just call <tt>enforce_schema_rules</tt> to enforce all the
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You can also just call <tt>enforce_schema_rules</tt> to enforce all the
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above.
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Accepts the relevant validates_length_of options (i.e. :on and :message)
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and these assume the usual defaults.
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In addition to the regular options, you can also have an
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<tt>:except</tt> list enumerating the column that you don't want to
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In addition to the regular options, you can also have an
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<tt>:except</tt> list enumerating the column that you don't want to
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By default, magic columns (_at, _on, _id, id, position, etc) are
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skipped. If you'd like to override that behavior, you can define your
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By default, magic columns (_at, _on, _id, id, position, etc) are
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skipped. If you'd like to override that behavior, you can define your
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Examples:
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Development is done at:
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http://github.com/twinge/enforce_schema_rules
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gem install enforce_schema_rules
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Bugs & feedback
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Please send bug reports, patches and feedback to the GitHub project.
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Todo
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The main goal was recent updates was to get it to work in Rails 3. Some
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cleanup was just a side-effect. If anybody is interested, additional
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cleanup items include:
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* Make sure we don't need better test coverage. The upgrades to
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a good eye towards that would be good.
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* The smallest number of changes were done to get things working under
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Rails 3. This plugin was written a while back. It might could be
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ActiveRecord/Rails implementation.
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* I most likely dropped support for Rails 2.x. The old version works
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fine for those still on Rails 2.x so I say we just drop Rails 2.x
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support (there are some warnings but they can be fixed fairly easily
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Todo
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cleanup items include:
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* Make sure we don't need better test coverage. The upgrades to
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Rails 3 caused some test fixes but I am not sure we have coverage so
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a good eye towards that would be good.
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* The smallest number of changes were done to get things working under
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Rails 3. This plugin was written a while back. It might could be
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ActiveRecord/Rails implementation.
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* I most likely dropped support for Rails 2.x. The old version works
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fine for those still on Rails 2.x so I say we just drop Rails 2.x
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support (there are some warnings but they can be fixed fairly easily
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and don't need to be fixed).
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Credit
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The plugin was written by Josh Starcher <josh.starcher@gmail.com>. It
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was updated to Rails 3 by Eric Anderson <eric@pixelwareinc.com>. This
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plugin is basically an extension of David Easley's enforce-limits
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plugin. Michael Schuerig provided contributed a patch and a syle lesson.
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The plugin was written by Josh Starcher <josh.starcher@gmail.com>. It
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was updated to Rails 3 by Eric Anderson <eric@pixelwareinc.com>. This
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plugin is basically an extension of David Easley's enforce-limits
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plugin. Michael Schuerig provided contributed a patch and a syle lesson.
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description: |2
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A macro-style method that will automatically read the database
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contraints (null requirements, string length, etc) and enforce those
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at the model level to keep validation more DRY. Provides many
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options to customize how automatic it is and what columns it affects.
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summary: An ActiveRecord plugin to automatically enforce database contraints
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