Automatically wire up middleware for rails apps

[SamSaffron]

When the gem is included in the Gemfile it should automatically wire up middleware so people don't need to muck with config, it should set it up so MP is enabled in debug but totally dormant in prd (unless a hook it added)

[SamSaffron]

see: http://stackoverflow.com/questions/10135147/why-does-this-method-fail-to-instrument-actionviewtemplate-render

[eviltrout]

Is this comment on the right issue? Because I fixed a bug with
instrumenting the render (other issue) and it seems to work for me!

On Fri, Apr 13, 2012 at 12:19 AM, Sam
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see: http://stackoverflow.com/questions/10135147/why-does-this-method-fail-to-instrument-actionviewtemplate-render

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[SamSaffron]

oops, should not have asked that

getting a sane name seems to be quite challenging
x.instance_variable_get '@virtual_path'

seems to get us a bit of info ... but it is not enough

[SamSaffron]

oops apologies ... yeah my mistake my patch was not needed, though we still need to figure out a way of getting nice names for the partials etc

[SamSaffron]

k ... I think I got it working now for views ... still need to wire up rack middleware

[eviltrout]

Okay, this is working now in my Rails project automatically.

It defaults to off unless the environment is development.

I have added a configuration method so you can configure it in rails with an initializer since you don't have access to the constructor.

Here's an example from my project, where I want it visible in development and production:

# config/initializers/mini_profiler.rb
Rack::MiniProfiler.configuration[:authorize_cb] = lambda {|env| true }