0.1.6

Adding support for Rails 6
Do not support Rails 7 (edge) until it is released and the gem is properly tested against it

0.1.5

Now it's possible to use and setup bundles os sanitizers which makes it easier to reuse a list of sanitizers.
Comes with the no_tags_emojis_or_extra_spaces bundle
Fixing argument error message when no sanitizer can be found

0.1.4

Reducing memory footprint by adding frozen_string_literal: true magic comment
Minor internal improvements to avoid possible misusage of the AttributesSanitizer.sanitizers, if you want to find a defined sanitizer you must to use: AttributesSanitizer.find(:sanitizer_name).

0.1.3

Do not accept AttributesSanitizer.define_sanitizer without a block

0.1.2

Adding railtie to remove the necessity of including the concern by hand on every model
Fixing shared objects issue

0.1.1

First stable version.

Fix bug with duplicated sanitizer name on fields declaration
Add possibility to stack the validations in order of decalration. Example: sanitize_attributes :title, with: [:stringify, :strip_tags, :strip_spaces] -> strinfigy will be the first executed, and strip_spaces the last.
Added :stringify as default sanitizer, to perform a .to_s on attribute

0.1.0

Initial version.

Includes the default methods:

:downcase which downcases a given attribute string
:upcase which upcases a given attribute string
:strip_tags which removes any tags from the given string based on Rails sanitize helper.
:strip_emojis which removes any emoji from the given string
:strip_spaces which removes any white spaces from the beginning and end of given attribute

Or custom Sanitizers, using:

AttributesSanitizer.define_sanitizer :reverse do |value|
  value.to_s.reverse
end