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This way it's more obvious that the method is supposed to return a boolean. When upgrading rubocop, we get a `Naming/PredicateMethod` error due to `.find` returning a boolean.
33 lines
821 B
Ruby
33 lines
821 B
Ruby
class Verification::Email
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include ActiveModel::Model
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attr_accessor :verified_user, :recipient, :plain_token, :encrypted_token
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validates :verified_user, presence: true
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validates :recipient, presence: true
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def initialize(verified_user)
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@verified_user = verified_user
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@recipient = @verified_user&.email
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end
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def save
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return false unless valid?
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generate_token
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user.update!(email_verification_token: @plain_token)
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end
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def user
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User.find_by(document_number: verified_user.document_number)
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end
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def generate_token
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@plain_token, @encrypted_token = Devise.token_generator.generate(User, :email_verification_token)
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end
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def self.valid_token?(user, token)
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Devise.token_generator.digest(User, :email_verification_token, user.email_verification_token) == token
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end
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end
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