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enorb 0.10.3

Eno
::parse
Eno::Loaders
#boolean
#color
#comma_separated
#date
#datetime
#float
#integer
#json
#lat_lng
#number
#string
#url
Eno::Section
#assert_all_touched
#fieldsets
#fieldset
#element
#elements
#enforce_all_elements
#field
#fields
#list
#lists
#lookup
#raw
#section
#sections
Eno::Field
#empty?
#error
#raw
#value
Eno::List
#elements
#items
#length
#raw
Eno::Fieldset
#assert_all_touched
#element
#elements
#enforce_all_elements
#entry
#raw
Eno::Empty
#error
#raw
#value
Eno::Error
#cursor
#selection
#message
#snippet
#text
Eno::ParseError
Eno::ValidationError

Eno::Fieldset ยป #enforce_all_elements

enforce_all_elements
enforce_all_elements(enforce)

Set the default for all following queries on this fieldset of whether the presence of elements in the eno input text should be enforced (by default it is not). This can be used to prevent "template decay" - with presence enforcement enabled entries may be empty, but they (at least their declaration) must be there in the eno document and consequently they can not disappear from a template at any point without triggering an error.

enoconversions:
0001 = 1
0010 = 2
rubydocument = Eno.parse(input)

conversions = document.fieldset('conversions')

conversions.enforce_all_elements

conversions.entry('0011')  # raises an error
conversions.entry('0011', enforce_element: false)  #=> nil