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active_typed_params: typed strong parameters for Rails controllers Got tired of bots sending garbage parameters and triggering 500s that should have been 400s, so I extracted this into a gem: ElMassimo/active_typed_params A simple example: typed_params(:contact_params) { required(:name) optional(:email, :relationship, event_ids: array(:id)) } Send a number instead of a name, and it returns a 400 identifying the parameter before it reaches the model. It can also infer types from model columns and ActiveInteraction inputs. Question for the readers: How are you currently handling parameter type validation in your controllers?
Got tired of bots sending garbage and triggering 500s that should have been 400s Introducing active_typed_params 💎 ✅ Typed strong parameters for Rails 🔮 Infer types from models and interactions ⚡️ Up to 10x faster than params.permit ElMassimo/active_typed_params