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# activemodel-ipaddr_validator

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## Usage

Add to your Gemfile:

```rb
gem 'activemodel-ipaddr_validator'
```

Run:

```
bundle install
```

Then add the following to your model:

```rb
validates :my_ipaddr_attribute, ipaddr: true
```

### Custom options

Name    | Value   | Default | Description
--------|---------|---------|-------------------------------------
`ipv4`  | Boolean | true    | Accept IPv4.
`ipv6`  | Boolean | false   | Accept IPv6.
`array` | Boolean | false   | Expect an array of strings.

```rb
validates :ipv6s_attribute, ipaddr: { array: true, ipv4: false, ipv6: true }
serialize :ipv6s_attribute, Array
```

## Validation outside a model

If you need to validate an IP outside a model, you can do that:

```rb
IpaddrValidator.valid?(value, options)
```

Version data entries

1 entries across 1 versions & 1 rubygems

Version	Path
activemodel-ipaddr_validator-0.0.2	README.md