I just wrote a custom DM type to help me with this thing. Inherits from String, and all that jazz. Just now I'd like to have a default validation. So, something that I as a user don't need to define, it is just implicitly there. For instance, for an attribute of Boolean type, if you pass something other than true or false, it invalidates it's object. I'd like to have something like that. Do you know whether this is possible, and where in the architecture to insert it at best?
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I think you can add it in the dump
method, for example
def dump(value)
if valid_type?(value)
value
else
raise "Invalid type specified"
end
end
def valid_type?(value)
#your validation code
end
Other way is using one of the dm-validations
In your case it would be
#Skipping class Definition
property :something, Your_dm_type
validates_with_block :something do
if condition
true
else
[false, "Invalid property specified"]
end
Or other validations as per the requirement

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