This is a set of extensions for PORO objects to help in data coercion and validation. It was extracted from rom-rails and for now it uses Virtus and ActiveModel.
The package includes:
ROM::Attributes for defining input attributes with types and coercion rulesROM::Validator a standalone validator object extension built on top of
ActiveModel::Validations with additional features like nested validatorsIt is very likely this gem will be deprecated. For now please consider using dry-validation along with dry-types instead of rom-model. We may integrate rom-model with these libs to provide persistence-related features for dry-validation, or just abandon rom-model completely. Time will tell.
Add this line to your application's Gemfile:
gem 'rom-model'
And then execute:
$ bundle
Or install it yourself as:
$ gem install rom-model
See LICENSE file.
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