hello, I was wondering if there was an easy way to define a custom error message for a single new predicate without having to create a new YAML file (seems like a bit of an overhead). If not:
a) do I have to copy the entire default YAML file or will the files be merged somehow?
b) How can I make sure all my schemas use that file without having to repeat the configure block over and over again
c) what does the search path for the file look like? Do I need to specify a path relative to the file it's declared in?
d) how does this affect performance? will the YAML file be re-read every time there is a validation error?
a) do I have to copy the entire default YAML file or will the files be merged somehow?
b) How can I make sure all my schemas use that file without having to repeat the configure block over and over again
c) what does the search path for the file look like? Do I need to specify a path relative to the file it's declared in?
d) how does this affect performance? will the YAML file be re-read every time there is a validation error?
Class.new(Dry::Validation::Schema) do
def self.messages
Dry::Validation::Messages.default.merge(
en: { errors: { email?: 'must be a valid email' } }
)
end
end
but there was a possibility to define it inline
perfect, thank you :)
need to check
hmm do not see it, maybe was dropped, but above should works
is there a way to do this with Dry::Validation.Form?
self.messages works there in the same way
@Fryie if you look in the spec/ dir you’ll see other examples of it
ok then I'm not sure how the syntax is supposed to look like because this:
SCHEMA = Dry::Validation.Form do
def self.messages
Dry::Validation::Messages.default.merge(en: { errors: { uri_encoded_max_length?: "message is too long" } })
end
configure { def uri_encoded_max_length?(length, value); ...; end }
required(:turn).schema { required(:user_message).schema { required(:content).filled(uri_encoded_max_length?: 1800) } }
enddoesn't seem to work (i.e. the predicate works, but the error message doesn't)
@Fryie put
def self.messages inside the configure block
ah :)
thanks
yes, this works! thank you