Loses the ability to use rails strong params

[alexandru-calinoiu]

With the context wrapping the params, require does not work anymore, how about adding the require in the Context.

Does it sound like a good idea? I can put a PR if you want.

[tdantas]

@joaquimadraz could you see that ?

[tdantas]

@alexandru-calinoiu still an issue to you ? let me know !

cheers

[joaquimadraz]

@tdantas Sorry for the delay. I haven't check this issue. Next couple of weeks will be busy for me. Can you check that?

[tdantas]

take your time @joaquimadraz.

[joaquimadraz]

Hey @alexandru-calinoiu! Sorry, I need some context to help you on this one. Isn't require used to whitelist params sent to a server? How is that related with the usecasing context? Can you give me a use case using require on Context?

Thanks and sorry for the late response!

[alexandru-calinoiu]

The idea is I want to implement some sort of a contract for my context.

So if the before method for a use case I ca do:

def before
 context.requires(:current_user)
end

Does this make sens?

[joaquimadraz]

Most of the times, I validate the context and if something is missing I just call stop!.

If something like this should exist, maybe as class method?

class FindInvoice < UseCase::Base

  required_context :current_user, :invoice_id

  def perform
    ...
  end

end

@tdantas what do you think?

[tdantas]

:+1: looks great !

another heads up. testing is failing on 1.9.3 ruby version, can you see that ?

cheers