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Hey guys, this is a spike I threw together for validation. Thoughts, comments?
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ValidationRule = Ember.Object.extend | |
description: null | |
constraint: null | |
validate: (target) -> | |
return @constraint.call(target) | |
ValidationResult = Ember.Object.extend | |
successfulRules: [] | |
brokenRules: [] | |
allSucceeded: -> | |
@brokenRules.length == 0 | |
hasFailures: -> | |
! @allSucceeded() | |
Validator = Ember.Mixin.create | |
validationRules: [] | |
addRule: (details) -> | |
@validationRules.push ValidationRule.create | |
description: details.description, | |
constraint: details.constraint | |
validatesPresenceOf: (attribute) -> | |
@addRule | |
description: "The #{attribute} is required", | |
constraint: Check.that(attribute).notNullOrEmpty() | |
validatesMinimumLengthOf: (attribute, minimum) -> | |
@addRule( | |
description: "The #{attribute} needs to be a minimum of #{length} character long", | |
constraint: Check.that(attribute).matches -> this.length >= minimum | |
) | |
validate: (target) -> | |
brokenRules = [] | |
successfulRules = [] | |
for rule in @get('validationRules') | |
ruleSet = if (rule.validate(target)) then successfulRules else brokenRules | |
ruleSet.push rule | |
return ValidationResult.create( | |
brokenRules: brokenRules, | |
successfulRules: successfulRules) | |
Validatable = Ember.Mixin.create | |
validate: -> | |
@validator.create().validate(this) | |
AttributeConstraintBuilder = (name) -> | |
name: name | |
matches: (constraint) -> | |
name = @name | |
return -> | |
attributeValue = this[name] | |
return constraint.call(attributeValue) | |
notNullOrEmpty: -> | |
validation = -> | |
return this != null && this.trim() != "" | |
return @matches(validation) | |
Check = | |
that: (field) -> | |
return new AttributeConstraintBuilder(field) | |
PersonValidator = Ember.Object.extend(Validator, | |
validations: ( -> | |
@validatesPresenceOf 'name' | |
@validatesMinimumLengthOf 'name', 20 | |
).on('init') | |
) | |
Person = Ember.Object.extend(Validatable,{ | |
name: null | |
validator: PersonValidator | |
}) | |
describe "Person Validations", -> | |
Given -> | |
@sut = Person.create() | |
describe "A person without a name should not be valid", -> | |
Given -> | |
@sut.name = "" | |
When -> | |
@result = @sut.validate() | |
Then -> | |
expect(@result.allSucceeded()).toBe(false) | |
describe "A person with a name that does not meet the minimum length is not valid", -> | |
Given -> | |
@sut.name = "Hello There" | |
When -> | |
@result = @sut.validate() | |
Then -> | |
expect(@result.allSucceeded()).toBe(false) | |
describe "A person with a name that meets the minimum lengths is valid", -> | |
Given -> | |
@sut.name = "A Name That Meets The Minimum Length" | |
When -> | |
@result = @sut.validate() | |
Then -> | |
expect(@result.allSucceeded()).toBe(true) | |
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Is Check ever used in any other way than "Check.that" ?