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How to create dynamic attr_accessors (getters/setters) for encrypted attributes in a Ruby on Rails 5 Model.
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# lib/encryptor.rb | |
# Module to dynamic encrypt attributes per model | |
module Encryptor | |
def has_encrypted_attributes(*attrs) | |
attrs.each do |attr| | |
# Define the dynamic getter | |
define_method(attr) do | |
self[attr].present? ? Encryptor.crypt.decrypt_and_verify(self[attr]) : self[attr] | |
end | |
# Define the dynamic setter | |
define_method("#{attr.to_s}=") do |val| | |
super(Encryptor.crypt.encrypt_and_sign(val)) | |
end | |
end | |
end | |
protected | |
# Create the base MessageEncryptor based on Rails secret_key_base | |
def self.crypt | |
ActiveSupport::MessageEncryptor.new(Rails.application.secrets.secret_key_base) | |
end | |
end |
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# app/models/model_with_encrypted_atts.rb | |
class ModelWithEncryptedAttrs < ApplicationRecord | |
# Modules | |
extend Encryptor | |
# Abilities | |
has_encrypted_attributes :attribute_1, | |
:attribute_2 | |
end |
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