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I wouldn't want to make the already complex dsl code even more complex with this dual-arity mode. There are already lower level APIs for building up schema rules, these should be used in such cases. They are definitely not polished as the dsl, but I would be more interested in making them robust and simple to use vs messing with the dsl blocks.
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@hooptie45 I was just chatting with Luca from Hanami project about the same thing and prepared a sample script which shows how to build rules manually, I figured I should share here too:
require 'dry-validation'
v = Dry::Validation::Schema::Value.new
v.key(:email).required(:str?)
v.key(:age).required(:int?)
class UserSchema < Dry::Validation::Schema::Form
end
UserSchema.configure do |config|
config.rules = v.rules
end
schema = UserSchema.new
puts schema.(email: ‘luca@hanami.rb’, age: 'no idea').messages.inspect
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I'm gonna close this one since the DSL won't be changed to support dynamic generation of rules. We have low-level interfaces to do this and even when these are not enough you can always build rule ast yourself. This will be documented properly once we're close to 1.0.0.
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Related Issues (20)
- Injecting dependencies using dry-auto_inject with reserved names
- `rule.each` produces error when input is `nil` HOT 2
- Building contract failed when or-ing types HOT 2
- Validation passes when array type is invalid HOT 1
- NoMethodError is raised when validating non-hash objects with a Dry::Validation::Contract that has config.validate_keys set to true HOT 4
- Dry::Validation::MissingMessageError after update dry stack HOT 2
- Weird issue since 1.10 dry-schema release HOT 3
- Validator didn't recognize nil string param value as empty, and didn't set default value HOT 6
- JSON schema contract failing to recognise valid input HOT 2
- Rule validation does not show in errors when the key validated is in an array of hashes HOT 1
- Mixing of `~>` and `<` in gemspec versioning HOT 1
- Documentation missmatch: `predicates_as_macros` is not available until v1.2
- `Dry::Validation::Result` lacks an `#output` method similar to `Dry::Schema::Result` HOT 4
- `Dry::Validation::Contract` behaves different when defined with a `params Dry::Schema::Params(parent: RawSchema)` vs. `params ParamsSchema` HOT 2
- errors(full: true), for nested input, could be better HOT 1
- False-positive when validating a nested datetime in an array of hashes HOT 2
- Consider release a new version with updated dependencies HOT 2
- Define contract with namespace but got TypeError when use errors(full: true)
- Wrong number of arguments HOT 3
- Getting proc instead of string message
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