ActsAsDynamicRoute¶ ↑

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This project rocks and uses MIT-LICENSE.

The following code is is inspired by the the following post : codeconnoisseur.org/ramblings/creating-dynamic-routes-at-runtime-in-rails-4

The purpose is to generate dynamic route using your model : For each row of one of your model you will have a route.

This route is generating using a specific field. A biending is automaticaly with the id of the row.

# TODO (idea & co) :

-> Manage translatable path
-> Manage adapter
-> Do not mandatory use active_record to store the routes. Implement for redis, elastic search, simple file...

HOW INSTALL :

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First you have to install and run the migration :

rake acts_as_dynamic_route_engine:install:migrations
rake db:migrate

HOW USE :

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On your model instance, just have to set the act_as like this :

acts_as_dynamic_route(:your_field_here, option1: value1, options2: value2)

The options are the same options that you can provide to in your route file and :

path  : A custom path as string for your page. This page have to include the token `:your_field_here`
scope : A scope of your model. This let you choose whitch row of your model data can generate a route.

EXEMPLES :

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class AmazingModel < ActiveRecord::Base

attr_accessible :field, field2, field3, field4

# Give to the dynamic route the parameter of a classical get, post, delete method.
acts_as_dynamic_route(:field,   path: '/amazing_model/:field',  controller: 'amazing_model', action: 'show')
acts_as_dynamic_route(:field2,  controller: 'amazing_model',    action: 'show')
acts_as_dynamic_route(:field3,  to: 'amazing_model#show')

# If you want to generate routes only for some value of your model, you can pass a scope to the dynamic route
acts_as_dynamic_route(:field4,  to: 'amazing_model#show', scope: :static)

scope :static, where("kind != (?)", :custom)
# Documenter le management de contrainte

end

FAQ :

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