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no issue - if a plain native class instance with tracked properties is validated against the `ValidationEngine` and it's associated validators would cause errors by assuming that the instance has a `.get()` method - updated all model access in `ValidationEngine` and the validators to use direct property access which works for both native class and `EmberObject` instances
26 lines
815 B
JavaScript
26 lines
815 B
JavaScript
import BaseValidator from './base';
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import validator from 'validator';
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import {isBlank} from '@ember/utils';
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export default BaseValidator.create({
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properties: ['email'],
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email(model) {
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let email = model.email;
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if (isBlank(email)) {
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model.errors.add('email', 'Please enter an email.');
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model.hasValidated.pushObject('email');
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this.invalidate();
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} else if (!validator.isEmail(email)) {
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model.errors.add('email', 'Invalid email.');
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model.hasValidated.pushObject('email');
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this.invalidate();
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} else if (!validator.isLength(email, 0, 191)) {
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model.errors.add('email', 'Email is too long');
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model.hasValidated.pushObject('email');
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this.invalidate();
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}
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}
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});
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