Adding a better error message when a validation name is invalid.

[JohnPostlethwait]

When you tried to add a validator on a property that was non-existent, like this:

var MyModel = function () {
  this.validatesPresent('bad_prop');
};

Gedddy Model would throw this error:

/usr/local/lib/node_modules/geddy/node_modules/model/lib/index.js:955
    reg[this.name].properties[name].validations[condition] =
                                   ^
TypeError: Cannot read property 'validations' of undefined

Which is not terribly helpful. When you add a validation for a non-existent property now, it will throw this error:

Error: Validation cannot be added for "bad_prop": property does
not exist on the MyModel model.

[mde]

There are unit tests that make sure you can create a valid model: https://github.com/geddy/model/blob/master/test/unit/create_user.js

The fixture for that one is here: https://github.com/geddy/model/blob/master/test/fixtures/user.js

You could add a separate test file that runs a test where you require the invalid model and ensure it throws.

run the tests by doing jake test and run just the unit tests by doing jake test[unit].

[JohnPostlethwait]

Cool, I'll add tests, thanks for pointing me in the right direction!

[JohnPostlethwait]

Added tests!

[mde]

Awesome, thanks!