How to use construct_message method of Errors Package

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hull_validation_methods.rb

Source: hull_validation_methods.rb Github

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...85 datastream_name, fields = attr_names86 values = self.datastreams[datastream_name].get_values(fields)87 88 return true if !values.empty? && !values.first.empty?89 self.errors << construct_message(datastream_name,fields,configuration[:message])90 false91 end92 # Method to validate the format of an attribute within a datastream93 #94 # @param [String] datastream_name The name of the datastream to validate against95 # @param [Array] fields The field to validate against - eg: [:person,:first_name]96 # @param [Hash] opts A hash containing the configurable options: currently only :message is supported 97 # @option opts [Symbol] :with The reg exp for matching against [required]98 # @option opts [Symbol] :message The message to return if the field failed validation99 def validates_format_of(*attr_names)100 configuration = {:on => :publish,:message=>"has invalid format"}101 configuration.update(attr_names.extract_options!)102 103 format_errors = []104 105 datastream_name, fields = attr_names106 raise(ArgumentError, "A regular expression must be supplied as the :with option of the configuration hash") unless configuration[:with].is_a?(Regexp)107 values = self.datastreams[datastream_name].get_values(fields)108 if !values.empty? && !values.first.empty?109 values.each_with_index do |val,index|110 match = val.match(configuration[:with])111 next if match112 format_errors << construct_message(datastream_name,fields,configuration[:message])113 end114 end115 format_errors.each {|e| self.errors << e }116 format_errors.empty?117 end118 # def validates_queue_membership(*attr_names)119 # configuration = {:message=>"is not a member of"}120 # configuration.update(attr_names.extract_options!)121 # queue_name= attr_names122 # if queue_membership.include?(queue_name)123 # self.errors << "#{self.pid} is not a member of #{queue_name}"124 # end125 # end126 # def validates_queue_membership_exclusive(*attr_name)127 # 128 # end129 def construct_message(datastream_name,fields,message)130 "#{datastream_name}[#{fields.join("_")}] #{message}"131 end132 class ValidationError < RuntimeError; end # :nodoc:133 class NoValidationBlockGiven < RuntimeError; end # :nodoc:134 135end...

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errors_controller.rb

Source: errors_controller.rb Github

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...3 skip_authorize_resource :only => :not_found4 layout false5 6 def not_found7 @message = params[:error_message].present? ? construct_message(params[:error_message]) : "#{t 'errors.page_not_found'}"8 end9 private10 def construct_message message11 if message == "report_shared"12 "#{t 'errors.message'}"13 elsif message == "survey_not_exists"14 "#{t 'errors.survey_not_exists'}"15 elsif message == "group_not_exists"16 "#{t 'errors.group_not_exists'}"17 else18 "#{t 'errors.page_not_found'}"19 end20 end21end

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construct_message

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1 @messages = {}2 def add(type, message)3 def on(type)4 def construct_message(type, options = {})5 if on(type)6 message = on(type)7errors.add(:name, "can't be blank")8errors.add(:name, "is too short")9errors.add(:name, "is too long")10errors.add(:name, "is invalid")11errors.add(:email, "can't be blank")12errors.add(:email, "is invalid")13errors.add(:email, "is too short")14errors.add(:email, "is too long")15errors.add(:password, "can't be blank")16errors.add(:password, "is too short")17errors.add(:password, "is too long")18errors.add(:password, "is invalid")19puts errors.construct_message(:name, count: 5)20puts errors.construct_message(:email, count: 5)21puts errors.construct_message(:password, count: 5)

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construct_message

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1Errors.new.construct_message('error.log')2def construct_message(file)3 if File.exist?(file)4 File.open(file, 'r') do |file|5Errors.construct_message('error.log')6def self.construct_message(file)7 if File.exist?(file)8 File.open(file, 'r') do |file|

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