roda-rails offers integration for Roda when used as Rack middleware in a Rails application. It allows the Roda middleware to use Rails flash handling as well as Rails’ CSRF support. Roda by default integrates with Rails’ session support, since that just uses the standard Rack session protocol.
Currently, only support for Rails 4.2 is included. Pull requests for other Rails versions will be considered, in the form of a separate plugin per Rails minor version.
Currently, there are no automated tests. If you decide to use this in production, it may be a good idea to write automated tests for it and submit a pull request.
gem install roda-rails
Source code is available on GitHub at github.com/jeremyevans/roda-rails
roda-rails currently includes a rails60 plugin, which you can load just like any other Roda plugin:
plugin :rails60
The following plugin options are supported:
- :check_csrf
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A callable object that accepts the RodaRequest instance and returns whether the CSRF token should be checked. The default is to check all non-GET requests.
- :invalid_csrf
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A callable object for the action to taken on an invalid CSRF token. The default is to set a 400 response status and halt.
- :csrf_key
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A callable object for how to get the submitted CSRF token. The default is to get it from the
authenticity_tokenrequest parameter.
Methods offered:
- csrf_tag
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Return a string containing a hidden input tag containing the CSRF token.
- flash
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The Rails flash object associated with the current session.
MIT
Jeremy Evans <code@jeremyevans.net>