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require 'active_model'

##
# Stuff to test Defender. You probably shouldn't use this in your application,
# but it is included as an example of the minimum needed for a valid setup.
module Defender::Test
  ##
  # A fake Comment class to use. No need to require ActiveRecord and set up an
  # actual database. We will use ActiveModel for callbacks though.
  class Comment
    extend ActiveModel::Naming
    extend ActiveModel::Callbacks
    define_model_callbacks :save
  
    # We now have a "valid" model, let's bring in Defender.
    include Defender::Spammable
  
    attr_accessor :body, :author, :author_ip, :created_at, :spam, :defensio_sig
  
    ##
    # Returns true if save has been called, false otherwise.
    def new_record?
      !@saved ||= false
    end
  
    ##
    # Run save callback and make {Defender::Test::Comment.new_record?} return false.
    def save
      _run_save_callbacks do
        # We're not actually saving anything, just letting Defender know we
        # would be.
        @saved = true
      end
    end
  end
end

Version data entries

4 entries across 4 versions & 1 rubygems

Version	Path
defender-2.0.2	lib/defender/test/comment.rb
defender-2.0.1	lib/defender/test/comment.rb
defender-2.0.0	lib/defender/test/comment.rb
defender-2.0.0beta1	lib/defender/test/comment.rb