Class: Chef::Attribute::Validator::Check::MaxChildren
- Inherits:
-
Chef::Attribute::Validator::Check
- Object
- Chef::Attribute::Validator::Check
- Chef::Attribute::Validator::Check::MaxChildren
- Defined in:
- lib/chef-attribute-validator/checks/max_children.rb
Instance Attribute Summary
Attributes inherited from Chef::Attribute::Validator::Check
#check_arg, #path_spec, #rule_name
Instance Method Summary collapse
Methods inherited from Chef::Attribute::Validator::Check
#initialize, list_check_types, make
Constructor Details
This class inherits a constructor from Chef::Attribute::Validator::Check
Instance Method Details
#check(attrset) ⇒ Object
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# File 'lib/chef-attribute-validator/checks/max_children.rb', line 15 def check(attrset) violations = [] # So if you say there must be at most one child, and the attributes don't even exist, is that a violation? # I say no; if you care if the attributes exist, use required. attrset.each do |path, value| if value.kind_of?(Array) || value.kind_of?(Mash) if value.size > check_arg violations.push Chef::Attribute::Validator::Violation.new(rule_name, path, "Attribute should have at most #{check_arg} child values, but has #{value.size}") end else violations.push Chef::Attribute::Validator::Violation.new(rule_name, path, "Attribute should have at most #{check_arg} child values, but is of the wrong type - should be hash or array.") end end violations end |
#validate_check_arg ⇒ Object
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# File 'lib/chef-attribute-validator/checks/max_children.rb', line 9 def validate_check_arg unless check_arg.kind_of?(::Fixnum) raise "Bad 'max_children' check argument '#{check_arg}' for rule '#{rule_name}' - expected an integer." end end |