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# [Judge](http://rubygems.org/gems/judge)
[](http://travis-ci.org/joecorcoran/judge)
+Looking for a nice open source project to contribute to? **[Maintainers needed!](https://github.com/joecorcoran/judge/issues/47)**
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Judge allows easy client side form validation for Rails by porting many `ActiveModel::Validation` features to JavaScript. The most common validations work through JSON strings stored within HTML5 data attributes and are executed purely on the client side. Wherever you need to, Judge provides a simple interface for AJAX validations too.
## Rationale
Whenever we need to give the user instant feedback on their form data, it's common to write some JavaScript to test form element values. Since whatever code we write to manage our data integrity in Ruby has to be copied as closely as possible in JavaScript, we end up with some very unsatisfying duplication of application logic.
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Fork this repo and submit a pull request with an explanation of the changes you've made. If you're thinking of making a relatively big change, open an issue and let's discuss it first! :)
Run tests (the JavaScript tests require [PhantomJS](http://phantomjs.org/)):
```bash
-$ rake
+$ bundle exec rake
+```
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+To test against all supported minor versions of Rails:
+```bash
+$ bundle exec rake appraisal:install
+$ bundle exec rake appraisal
```
## Credit
Created by [Joe Corcoran](mailto:joecorcoran@gmail.com), whose [blog](http://blog.joecorcoran.co.uk) and [tweets](http://twitter.com/josephcorcoran) you can read on the world wide internet. Thank you to every user, email corresponder and pull request submitter.