routes

can I get all routes in my rails application? I need an output like rake routes and put the result in an array. Is it possible? how? You could have a look at way rails spits out those routes from the rake task. It's in /gems/rails/2.3.x/lib/tasks/routes.rake for Rails 2. Seems to be basically doing ActionController::Routing::Routes.routes in the general case and then interrogating that. Well, independently of where you need it, you could do: routes = `rake routes`.split("\n") Or even: routes = `rake routes`.split("\n").map{ |r| r.gsub(', ', ',').split(' ') } In order to spread the headache

Does angular2 support nested states/routes? for example in a view port there are 2 links and on clicking a specific link it will present a view which with further have more than one link but that are specific to earlier link. Namek Yes. I made some demo: http://plnkr.co/edit/IcnEzZ0WtiaY5Bpqrq2Y?p=preview import {Component, View, Input} from 'angular2/core'; import { RouteConfig, Router, RouteParams, ROUTER_DIRECTIVES } from 'angular2/router'; import {PersistentRouterOutlet} from './persistent-router-outlet'; @Component({}) @View({ template: 'product info here' }) class ProductInfo { }

I'm currently trying to figure out how to change the route parameters without reloading the entire page. For example, if I start at http://www.example.com/#/page but update a name to be 'George', to change the route to be: http://www.example.com/#/page/george If I already had http://www.example.com/#/page/:name routed. Without reloading the location. Can one just set $routeParams.name = "George" ? Edit: Alternatively, is there a way to update http://www.example.com/#/page?name=George without reloading or resetting the page? jbenowitz Ok, after a lot of searching. I answered my own question. I

I have the following: <Route name="app" path="/" handler={App}> <Route name="dashboards" path="dashboards" handler={Dashboard}> <Route name="exploreDashboard" path="exploreDashboard" handler={ExploreDashboard} /> <Route name="searchDashboard" path="searchDashboard" handler={SearchDashboard} /> <DefaultRoute handler={DashboardExplain} /> </Route> <DefaultRoute handler={SearchDashboard} /> </Route> When using the DefaultRoute, SearchDashboard renders incorrectly since any *Dashboard needs to rendered within Dashboard. I would like for my DefaultRoute within the "app" Route to point to the Route

Using latest stable node.js and express from npm, I've created my first express project. The default generated app defines routes/index.js, which contains a single route that renders the default index view. I immediately assumed I could add other .js files to the routes/ folder and they would be included. This didn't pan out. Only routes/index.js is ever included. Adding additional routes to routes/index.js works fine. What is the proper way to define and organize Express routes, following the structure provided by the express project generator? The answer, paraphrasing the article at DailyJS:

I have a resource defined in my routes. resources :categories And I have the following in my Category controller: def show @category = Category.find(params[:id]) respond_to do |format| format.json { render :json => @category } format.xml { render :xml => @category } end end The controller action works fine for json and xml. However I do NOT want the controller to respond to html format requests. How can I only allow json and xml? This should only happen in the show action. What is the best way to achieve this? Also is there any good tips for DRYing up the respond_to block? Thanks for your help

Is it possible to add middleware to all or some items of a resourceful route? For example... <?php Route::resource('quotes', 'QuotesController'); Furthermore, if possible, I wanted to make all routes aside from index and show use the auth middleware. Or would this be something that needs to be done within the controller? In QuotesController constructor you can then use: $this->middleware('auth', ['except' => ['index','show']]); Reference: Controller middleware in Laravel 5 You could use Route Group coupled with Middleware concept: http://laravel.com/docs/master/routing Route::group([

I'm trying to wrap my head around combining a client-side framework like AngularJS with Django. One thing that's really confusing me is the issue of routes and REST. I've been trying to read a lot about it online, but documentation is limited, especially in terms of Django being combined with Angular (little snippets here or there). I understand that I need to add a REST framework like TastyPie to make a robust REST interface in my app in order for Angular to plug in and grab resources. However, I'm confused as to how to properly map out my routes in such a way that (1) my server-side app can

My problem is actually very similar to the one found here: AngularJs - cancel route change event In short, I'm using $routeChangeStart and trying to change the current route using $location. When I do, the console shows me that the original page is still loads and is quickly overwritten by the new page. The solution provided was to use $locationChangeStart instead of $routeChangeStart, which should work for preventing the extra redirect. Unfortunately, I'm using additional data in the $routeprovider that I need to access while changing the route (I use it to track page restrictions). Here's an

I'm struggling with setting up a login system for an app i'm creating. I'm able to set cookies for when the user is logged in or out. I don't think that testing every view if the user is logged in is a very elegant solution, and i'm afraid a page here and there may fall through the cracks (it's a rather large app). I'm thinking the best way would be to intercept route changes somehow and check if the user is logged in, otherwise send them to a login/create user page. I've found a few methods, but nothing seems to be officially documented. Has anyone used this type of method in a real world