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vidibus-validate_uri

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Vidibus::ValidateUri Build Status

It provides validation of URIs (URLs) to ActiveModel records and ActionControllers in Rails 3 and 4.

This gem is part of Vidibus, an open source toolset for building distributed (video) applications.

Installation

Add gem "vidibus-validate_uri" to your Gemfile. Then call bundle install on your console.

Usage

To validate an URI in your ActiveModel record, simply add the uri validator to the field you want to validate as URI:

class Model
  include Mongoid::Document
  field :some_uri
  validates :some_uri, :uri => true
end

To validate an URI in any model, include ActiveModel::Validations:

class Model
  include ActiveModel::Validations
  attr_accessor :uri
  validates :some_uri, :uri => true
end

Just in case you'll need it, a method valid_uri? is available to controllers that inherit from ActionController::Base. Use it like this:

valid_uri?("something") # => false

Validation options

To restrict validation to a certain protocol, provide a :protocol option:

validates :some_uri, :uri => {:protocol => :rtmp}
validates :some_uri, :uri => {:protocol => [:rtsp, :rtmp]}

To check if the uri is accessible over the network, provide an :accessible option:

validates :some_uri, :uri => {:accessible => true}

Just like for any other ActiveModel validation, you may allow blank values by providing an :allow_blank option:

validates :some_uri, :uri => {:allow_blank => true}

You may provide those validation options to the valid_uri? method as well:

valid_uri?(your_uri, :accessible => true)
valid_uri?(your_uri, :protocol => :rtmp)
valid_uri?(your_uri, :protocol => [:rtsp, :rtmp])

© 2010-2013 Andre Pankratz. See LICENSE for details.

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Package last updated on 09 Mar 2018

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