Sanitization

# config/initializers/sanitization.rb

Sanitization.configure do |config|
  config.strip = true
  config.collapse = true
  config.nullify = true
end

# or you can use the following shortcut instead:

Sanitization.simple_defaults!

# Assuming the following configuration block:
Sanitization.configure do |config|
  config.strip = true
  config.collapse = true
  config.nullify = true
end

# Default settings for all strings
class Person < ApplicationModel
  sanitizes
  # is equivalent to:
  sanitizes strip: true, collapse: true, include_text_type: false
end

# Default settings for all strings, except a specific column
class Person < ApplicationModel
  sanitizes except: :alias
end

# Default settings + titlecase for specific columns
class Person < ApplicationModel
  sanitizes only: [:first_name, :last_name], case: :title
end

# Complex example. All these lines could be used in combination.
class Person
  # Apply default settings and `titlecase` to all string columns, except `description`.
  sanitizes case: :title, except: :description

  # Keep previous settings, but specify `upcase` for 2 columns.
  sanitizes only: [:first_name, :last_name], case: :up

  # Keep previous settings, but specify `downcase` for a single column.
  sanitizes only: :email, case: :downcase

  # Apply default settings to column `description`, of type `text`. By default, `text` type is NOT sanitized.
  sanitizes only: :description, include_text_type: true

  # Disable collapsing for `do_not_collapse`.
  sanitizes only: :do_not_collapse, collapse: false

  # Sanitize with a custom casing method named `leetcase` for the `133t` column.
  # Don't nullify empty strings.
  sanitizes only: '1337', case: :leet, nullify: false
end