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Description: Make your Rails routes available to Javascript
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README.markdown

JsRoutes

Note this is a fairly old plugin, js_named_routes is a more up to date and fully featured take on the same problem.

Include '/javascripts/js_routes.js' in your HTML and it makes your routes available in javascript.

<%= javascript_include_tag :js_routes %>

In rails:

message_url(@message, :format => 'js')

Javascript:

var message_id = 1;
message_url(message_id, {format: 'js'})

These are built on the fly, to cache them for production run the task:

$rake js_routes:cache