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For some reason, heroku tries to require dm-sqlite-adapter, even though it should use Postgres here. Note, that this happens when I open any URL - not during the git push itself. I built a default facebook app. The Gemfile: source :gemcutter gem "foreman" gem "sinatra" gem "mogli" gem "json" gem "httparty" gem "thin" gem "data_mapper" gem "heroku" group :production do gem "pg" gem "dm-postgres-adapter" end group :development, :test do gem "sqlite3" gem "dm-sqlite-adapter" end Datamapper setup: # Setting up the database DataMapper.setup(:default, ENV['DATABASE_URL'] || "sqlite3://#{Dir.pwd}

enable :sessions get '/foo' do session['m'] = 'Hello World!' redirect '/bar' end get '/bar' do session['m'] # => 'Hello World!' end It does not seem to work. Are you using shotgun? If so, do the following: configure(:development) { set :session_secret, "something" } This will no longer be necessary in Sinatra 1.3. Perhaps you have cookies disabled on your web browser? Sinatra's sessions use cookies by default. Here's my test app: require 'sinatra' enable :sessions get '/foo' do session['m'] = 'Hello World!' redirect '/bar' end get '/bar' do <<-ENDRESPONSE Ruby: #{RUBY_VERSION} Rack: #{Rack:

I am trying to access the headers in a filter in sinatra. My request includes the header "HTTP_AUTH", however I can't access it. My filter is before do halt 403 unless request['HTTP_AUTH'] == 'test' end It works correctly from my rack test. browser.get '/mypath', "CONTENT_TYPE" => "application/json", "HTTP_AUTH" => 'test' But when I try from other sources I can't access it. If I puts request.env I can see the token is in the request, but I can't access it. "HTTP_CONNECTION"=>"close", "HTTP_AUTH"=>"test", "HTTP_ACCEPT"=>"application/json", What am I doing wrong? Try use before block with

I have lot of helpers in my main Sinatra project_name.rb and I want to remove them to the external file, what is the best practice to do that ? from ./preject_name.rb helpers do ...#bunch of helpers end to for exapmple ./helpers/something.rb thank you Just as you said it yourself: Move the helpers block into another file and require it where you need. #helpers.rb helpers do ... end #project_name.rb require 'path/to/helpers.rb' The simple and recommended way: module ApplicationHelper # methods end class Main < Sinatra::Base helpers ApplicationHelper end Alas, if, like me, you are building a

I am running a sinatra app through RACK. To which file does the activity get logged ? Also how can I set the log file path ? include It depends. Many developers define their app log file to app/servername.log or just to the current path where the Rack app is loaded. Yes you can change it's path. Usually you get a config.ru file with something like: log = File.new("sinatra.log", "a+") $stdout.reopen(log) $stderr.reopen(log) # optionally to sync logs while the server is running $stderr.sync = true $stdout.sync = true and/or configure do LOGGER = Logger.new("sinatra.log") enable :logging, :dump

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