Route with domain and/or subdomain ?

[峰朱]

is the only way to progressing in action's code ?

[Silviu Rusu]

sorry, more details please?

On Apr 9, 2013, at 8:43 AM, 峰朱 <benz...@gmail.com> wrote:

is the only way to progressing in action's code ?

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[Ben]

i want abc.com to AbcController, def.com to DefController. how to do this?

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[Silviu Rusu]

this is planed for 0.5 release. for now it does not handle hosts at all.

it will allow to tie specific controllers/slices to a single or multiple hosts:

app = EspressoApp.new  # or just E.new after 0.4.5 release

app.mount AbcController, host: 'abc.com'

app.mount FooBar, host: ['foo.com', 'bar.com']

# controller serving any subdomain

app.mount Something, host: '*.something.com'

# controller serving only .com TLD

app.mount Com, host: '*.com'

[Ben]

that's good, but could code like this?

class App < E

  host 'abc.com'

  map '/'

end

[Silviu Rusu]

good point, will do

[Silviu Rusu]

Hi 峰朱,

just released Espresso 0.4.6,

it contains your request - http://espresso.github.io/Routing.html#hosts

[Tim Uckun]

Does this mean I can mount multiple apps running in multiple domains into the same rackup file?

For example.

Say I have two apps completely unrelated one is running on foo.com and the other on bar.com. Can I mount both of them as separate espresso apps with their own controllers, models etc but in the same directory structure like this?

apps/

apps/config.ru

apps/foo

apps/foo/blah...

apps/bar

apps/bar/blah...

Ideally I would like to be able to share some code between them as well.

[Silviu Rusu]

You can mount have 2 different slices inside same directory and mount them into different hosts.

For this just put controllers under different namespace:

enginery g:c Forum::Users

enginery g:c Forum::Posts

enginery g:c Cms::Articles

enginery g:c Cms::News

then update base/boot.rb:

E.new :automount do ...

into

E.new do ...

inside "E.new do"  block add:

mount Forum, host: 'forum.com'

mount Cms, host: 'cms.com'

Now your Forum controllers wont run under cms.com and Cms controllers wont run under forum.com

[Tim Uckun]

This is quite interesting and potentially very powerful as long as both domains are using the same database.  I guess if you wanted to mount different apps in different domains you can use config.ru right?

I really like the idea that you can create all your apps or a bundle of apps in one directory structure and have them all use the same gemset and be able to share code between them. If I use something like puma it would also save tons of RAM.

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