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= ValidatesHostname
== Description
Extension to ActiveRecord::Base for validating hostnames and domain names.
== Features
Adds validation for hostnames to ActiveModel
Supports I18n for the error messages
== Installation
As plugin (from master)
rails plugin install git://github.com/KimNorgaard/validates_hostname.git
As gem
gem 'validates_hostname', '~> 1.0'
$ bundle install
== Validations performed
maximum length of hostname is 255 characters
maximum length of each hostname label is 63 characters
characters allowed in hostname labels are a-z, A-Z, 0-9 and hyphen
labels do not begin or end with a hyphen
labels do not consist of numeric values only
== Options
option to allow for underscores in hostname labels
option to require that the last label is a valid TLD (ie. require that the name is a FQDN)
option to allow numeric values in the first label of the hostname (exception: the hostname cannot consist of a single numeric label)
option to specify a list of valid TLDs
options to allow for wildcard hostname in first label (for use with DNS)
See also http://www.zytrax.com/books/dns/apa/names.html
== How to use
Simple usage
class Record < ActiveRecord::Base validates :name, :hostname => true end
With options
class Record < ActiveRecord::Base validates :name, :hostname => { OPTIONS } end
== Options and their defaults:
:allow_underscore => false
:require_valid_tld => false
:valid_tlds => Array of allowed TLDs (can only be used with :require_fqdn => true)
:allow_numeric_hostname => false
== Examples
Without options
class Record < ActiveRecord::Base validates :host, :hostname => true end
@record = Record.new :name => 'horse' @record.save => true
@record2 = Record.new :name => '_horse' @record2.save => false
With :allow_underscore
class Record < ActiveRecord::Base validates :name, :hostname => { :allow_underscore => true } end
@record3 = Record.new :name => '_horse' @record3.save => true
With :require_valid_tld
class Record < ActiveRecord::Base validates :name, :hostname => { :require_valid_tld => true } end
@record4 = Record.new :name => 'horse' @record4.save => false
@record5 = Record.new :name => 'horse.com' @record5.save => true
With :valid_tlds
class Record < ActiveRecord::Base validates :name, :hostname => { :require_valid_tld, :valid_tlds => %w(com org net) } end
@record6 = Record.new :name => 'horse.info' @record6.save => false
With :allow_numeric_hostname
class Record < ActiveRecord::Base validates :name, :hostname => { :allow_numeric_hostname => false } end
@record7 = Record.new :name => '123.info' @record7.save => false
With :allow_wildcard_hostname
class Record < ActiveRecord::Base validates :name, :hostname => { :allow_wildcard_hostname => true } end
@record8 = Record.new :name => '*.123.info' @record8.save => true
== Extra validators
A few extra validators are included.
=== domainname
sets require_valid_tld => true
sets allow_numeric_hostname => true
returns error if there is only one label and this label is numeric
=== fqdn
=== wildcard
== Error messages
Using the I18n system to define new defaults:
en: errors: messages: invalid_label_length: "label must be between 1 and 63 characters long" label_begins_or_ends_with_hyphen: "label begins or ends with a hyphen" hostname_label_is_numeric: "unqualified hostname part cannot consist of numeric values only" single_numeric_hostname_label: "hostnames cannot consist of a single numeric label" label_contains_invalid_characters: "label contains invalid characters (valid characters: [%{valid_chars}])" invalid_hostname_length: "hostname must be between 1 and 255 characters long" tld_is_invalid: "tld of hostname is invalid"
The %{valid_chars} signifies the range of valid characters allowed in labels.
It is highly recommended you use the I18n system for error messages.
== Maintainers
== License
Copyright (c) 2009-2011 Kim Norgaard, released under the MIT license
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