app/validators/date_time_validator.rb
=begin
Base validator class for the following validators:
DateDayValidator
DateMonthValidator
DateYearValidator
TimeSecondValidator
TimeMinuteValidator
TImeHourValidator
This class should NOT be used directly for validating attribtues in models,
instead you should be using one of the child classes listed above
Child classes MUST create an instance variable named "min_value" and "max_value"
Example on how to use one of the child classes:
In the model file call
validates :model_attribute, date_day: true
To pass parameters to have custom min/max values
validates :model_attribute, date_day: { min_day: 3, max_day: 29 }
Description:
This class and its children are custom validators for dates/times related attributes.
Checks if the model_attribute is empty, an integer, and within min_value and max_value inclusive
Optional parameters:
allow_blank, default true
If true, allows the model attribute to be empty, aka not set
message, default "must be an integer between #{@min_value} and #{@max_value}"
Error message to be added to the model_attribute if an error occurs
min_value, set in child class
Minimum value for the model_attribute
max_value, set in child class
Maximum value for the model_attribute
=end
class DateTimeValidator < ActiveModel::EachValidator
def validate_each(record, attribute, value)
min_value = @min_value.respond_to?(:call) ? @min_value.call : @min_value
max_value = @max_value.respond_to?(:call) ? @max_value.call : @max_value
message ||= @message || options.fetch(:message, "must be an integer between #{min_value} and #{max_value}")
@allow_blank ||= options.fetch(:allow_blank, true)
if !@allow_blank && value.nil?
record.errors.add(attribute, "can't be blank")
elsif !value.blank?
if !value.is_a? Integer
record.errors.add(attribute, 'is not an integer')
elsif value < min_value || value > max_value
record.errors.add(attribute, 'not in range')
end
end
record.errors.add(attribute, message) if record.errors.key?(attribute)
end
end