I have an action controller to validate params that are coming from view.
def duplicate #params to be validated params = params[:group_to_duplicate] #params have to be validated to avoid method 'find' for some reason group = Group.find(params[:id]) #validate to avoid this 'if' if group group.duplicate params notice = 'Some message' else notice = 'Some other message' end redirect_to groups_path, notice: notice end
How to validate the request parameters coming from view, like laravel 5 enter link description here?
Sometimes you do need to validate request params, and not the model.
API's for example. You often need to validate the params given. Maybe you require a date range for an API that returns stock quotes.
The quote model is valid, but in order to fetch it properly you need to know the range the user needs because you don't allow them to have the entire quote history. Something like that.
Also in the case of a search form. Maybe you have a form that requires the user to type the last name before searching for an employee.
In these cases you can use form or view objects to help with the validation. Here's quick article on form objects: https://robots.thoughtbot.com/activemodel-form-objects
I've been looking at this as well. I'm going to give this a shot when I get some free time: https://github.com/nicolasblanco/rails_param
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