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Hello all, I have a question about creating dynamic checks with a possibility of grouping.
I know to use the name for checks to run the same check multiple times but with different params along with the possibility of using the meta for adding additional params to the check/result.
What would be the "best practices" for defining multiple checks based on number of records in a table and the value of a column, lets say it's an URL. Or defining a group check that will run and persist the checks for a group...
Let's say we query the table and map the collection to a check class passing the data required to each check.
Creating a check that does the above and runs the run method for each check then the results of each check run are "lost".
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Hello all, I have a question about creating dynamic checks with a possibility of grouping.
I know to use the
name
for checks to run the same check multiple times but with different params along with the possibility of using themeta
for adding additional params to the check/result.What would be the "best practices" for defining multiple checks based on number of records in a table and the value of a column, lets say it's an
URL
. Or defining a group check that will run and persist the checks for a group...Let's say we query the table and map the collection to a check class passing the data required to each check.
Creating a check that does the above and runs the
run
method for each check then the results of each check run are "lost".Am I even going on the right path here?
Thanks for any info.
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