Andrea Fomera

Starting a new series called: #HanamiTips

You can implement your own logging behavior for
@hanami@ruby.social by overriding the `config.logger.logger_constructor` in your app.rb file.

This one records the logs to stdout AND a log file and rotates logs daily or at 1mb in size.

I actually am enjoying @hanami@ruby.social quite a lot to rebuild my forked.sh project in.

It's taken time to get used to it, but I think the end result is going to be very nice!

@hanami@ruby.social provides the ability to reuse param validations/definitions across actions.

In each action class you can define `params` blocks, but you can also make those into reusable classes that can be shared (and tested!) if you have a common set of params that need to be used!

#HanamiTips

I will not get nerd sniped and make a new course 😅

@francois@ruby.social @hanami@ruby.social You can use the shorthand syntax like you're asking for sure.

One thing to note is using the container Deps includes in that style you'd have to call MyApp::Deps instead of just Deps unless you used a module of your App and then did the shorthand style (so one layer of nesting).

This is since the constants won't be loaded in the shorthand style automatically.

module MyApp class Actions::Users::Params < Hanami::Action::Params include Deps["view.."]