marciofrayze/rackstep

A tiny ruby framework for web development.

rackstep's Issues

undefined method `render_erb' for RackStep::Controller::ErbRendering:Module

class TimeController < RackStep::Controller
  def process_request
    time_hash = {:time => Time.now}
 
    response.content_type = "text/html"   
 
    ErbRendering::render_erb  "test"
  end
end

Create a module or template for database connections

Create a new module or template for database connections

Change add_route to use the class directly (not it's name as String)

Currently the third parameter of the add_route method receives a String containing the name of the router. Change that to use the class directly.

Example:

Now:
add_route('GET', 'myJsonService', 'JsonService')

After:
add_route('GET', 'myJsonService', JsonService)

Move to a better REST-like approach

Instead of "Controller" RackStep should have "Resource". And instead of "process_request" it should have methods like "get", "post", "put" and "delete".

This way, the router is implicit and the developer doesn't have to use the "add_route" method anymore.

When a new request is received, RackStep will parse the URL and call the appropriate class/method. That class must have RackStep::Resource as it's parent.

Example: if a GET request is done to: /user?id=marcio, the get method UserResource class will be executed.

Convention over Configuration <3

Add easy way to redirect request

Add a way to easily redirect the request to another address

Create a FAQ

Create a FAQ for RackStep

Make an easier way to handle Basic Http Authentication

The use of the current RackStep Basic Http Authentication implementation is a little verbose.

question: how get request params?

params.inspect is empty

Allow "/" in the add_route method

Right now rackstep does not allow paths stating with "/". It will ignore then. Maybe it's better to allow then, and remove the initial "/" internally.

Use YARD for documentation

Update the source code documentation to YARD.

Fix travis-ci integration with travis-ci configuration

Adapt travis ci workflow configuration to the new version of code climate gem:

https://github.com/codeclimate/ruby-test-reporter/blob/master/README.md