reform-rails | Automatically load and include all common Rails form | Server Side Rendering library
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Automatically load and include all common Rails form features.
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- Renders input in the form .
- Runs the model on the model based on the model s attributes .
- Convert parameters to a string
- Returns the name of model name and model class name
- Returns the name of this node .
- Validate an attribute with the given name .
- Initializes the current scope
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QUESTION
I'm setting up specs for my forms (using Reform
gem) with RSpec
and Shoulda Matchers
gems. I'cant figure out why I'm having validation issues.
My actual configurations :
...ANSWER
Answered 2019-Apr-10 at 04:30Reform is known not to work with shoulda-matchers. Basically, all of the model matchers in shoulda-matchers work by:
- Making a new instance of the class under test.
- Setting attributes on that instance.
- Calling
validate
on that instance. - Reading any possible validation errors from
errors
.
However, Reform doesn't work this way; you don't set properties on the form object individually and then call valid?
, you call validate
with the properties you want to set on the form object, and then those properties are validated in the process of being set. So that's likely why you're getting this error — because shoulda-matchers is trying to manually set the properties, and then validate
is blowing them away.
Unfortunately, there's not a way to get shoulda-matchers to work with Reform without writing some kind of adapter. We don't plan on adding this to the gem any time soon but we will take a PR! Other than this, apparently the Reform team was talking about making some RSpec matchers in the spirit of shoulda-matchers, but I'm not sure how much progress has been made there, if any.
Sorry I couldn't be more helpful :/
QUESTION
I am trying to migrate from Rails 4.2 to Rails 5.0 (running on ruby 2.3) (see plan here https://stackoverflow.com/a/38443616/7374136)
The plan is to:
- Update the
rails gem
and all dependencies. - Run tests (covering almost our whole code base) for depreciations and fix them.
- Run
rake rails:update
to update Rails - Adapt the configuration, application classes, breaking changes, ...
Nevertheless, I am blocked at the first step already, updating the rails gem
and dependencies. gem 'rails', '4.2.5'
-> gem 'rails', '~> 5.0'
running: bundle update rails
.
I faced multiple dependencies issues, which I fixed by looking for any dependencies that ultimately require rails to be less than 5, and see if those can be updated. Running:
...ANSWER
Answered 2018-Oct-25 at 12:49It sounds like you've already got the "look for a blocking dependency, then fix it" cycle under control.
The one that currently needs attention is at the very bottom:
QUESTION
I don't even know where to start with this... been trying to figure it out all day. Nothing relevant on google. My previously fine, entire site is unusable. Any page I go to throws the error "unable to convert unpermitted parameters to hash"
The better errors gem shows me:
Override to prevent #cause resetting during re-raise. ...ANSWER
Answered 2017-Apr-22 at 01:42In rails 5.1 it looks like you have to permit access to the parameters if you want to convert the params object into a hash.
There are two solutions AFAIK:
1) In your controller do this :
QUESTION
I am using the reform gem to create a form object. Typically in rails: when a validation fails on a form: the field_with_errors
class wraps the label and input of the invalid fields. This is not occurring in my reform form object.
Here is the class for the form object:
...ANSWER
Answered 2017-Jul-20 at 13:48The easiest solution is to use simple_form_for gem which will create the entire component (label, input and inline error message):
QUESTION
The example code below is a contrived example of an attempt at a form object where it is probably overkill to utilize a form object. Nonetheless: it shows the issue I am having:
I have two models: a User
and an Email
:
ANSWER
Answered 2017-Mar-26 at 03:07Complete Answer
Models:
QUESTION
I am having a tough time figuring out how to make a form_object that creates multiple associated objects for a has_many
association with the virtus gem.
Below is a contrived example where a form object might be overkill, but it does show the issue I am having:
Lets say there is a user_form
object that creates a user
record, and then a couple associated user_email
records. Here are the models:
ANSWER
Answered 2017-Mar-17 at 20:27You have an issue because you haven't whitelisted any attributes under :emails
. This is confusing, but this wonderful tip from Pat Shaughnessy should help set you straight.
This is what you're looking for, though:
QUESTION
I am using the reform-rails gem In order to utilize a form object in my rails project.
I realize a form object is probably overkill for the example code I use below, but it is for demonstration purposes.
In the form I am creating a user
, and associated to that user record are two user_emails
.
ANSWER
Answered 2017-Mar-22 at 16:03Complete Answer:
Models:
QUESTION
Im trying to get Trailblazer-Rails to work in my rails project.
But there seem to be some weird things going on with the reform gem.
I cant start rails with "rails s". It responds with the error:
"/home/dragonslayer/.rvm/gems/ruby-2.3.1/gems/reform-2.2.3/lib/reform/form/populator.rb:12:in `initialize': uninitialized constant Uber::Options (NameError) "
but when i remove my contract, it works. When i remove the conctract it sometimes seem to not be able to find my Operation.
My operation looks like this:
...ANSWER
Answered 2017-Jan-31 at 11:15This issue is fixed in reform 2.2.4, see https://github.com/trailblazer/reform/issues/422 .
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