class ZipContainer::ManagedFile

# File lib/zip-container/managed_file.rb, line 64
def initialize(name, options = {})
  options = {
    required: false,
    hidden: false,
    validation_proc: nil
  }.merge(options)

  super(name, options[:required], options[:hidden])

  @validation_proc =
    options[:validation_proc].is_a?(Proc) ? options[:validation_proc] : nil
end

Create a new ManagedFile with the supplied name. Options that can be passed in are: * :required whether it is required to exist or not (default false). * :hidden whether it is hidden for normal operations. * :validation_proc should be a Proc that takes a single parameter, to which will be supplied the contents of the file, and returns true or false depending on whether the contents of the file were validated or not (default nil).

For more complex content validation subclasses may override the validate method.

The following example creates a ManagedFile that is not required to be present in the container, but if it is, its contents must be the single word “Boo!”.

valid = Proc.new { |contents| contents == “Boo!” } ManagedFile.new(“Surprize.txt”, required: false, validation_proc: valid)

# File lib/zip-container/managed_file.rb, line 85
def verify
  messages = super

  valid = exists? ? validate : true
  unless valid
    messages <<
      "The contents of file '#{full_name}' do not pass validation."
  end

  messages
end

Verify this ManagedFile for correctness. The contents are validated if required.

If it does not pass verification a list of reasons why it fails is returned. The empty list is returned if verification passes.

# File lib/zip-container/managed_file.rb, line 107
def validate
  @validation_proc.nil? ? true : @validation_proc.call(contents)
end

Validate the contents of this ManagedFile. By default this methods uses the validation Proc supplied on object initialization if there is one. If not it simply returns true (no validation was required).

For complex validations of content subclasses can override this method.