Includes

• Rack
• Capcode::Helpers
• Capcode::Views

Methods

• Public Class method: Route(*u)

• Add routes to a controller class

    module Capcode
      class Hello < Route '/hello/(.*)', '/hello/([^#]*)#(.*)'
        def get( arg1, arg2 )
          ...
        end
      end
    end
  

  In the get method, you will receive the maximum of parameters declared by the routes. In this example, you will receive 2 parameters. So if you go to /hello/world#friend then arg1 will be set to world and arg2 will be set to friend. Now if you go to /hello/you, then arg1 will be set to you and arg2 will be set to nil

  If the regexp in the route does not match, all arguments will be nil

• Public Class method: env()

• Hash containing all the environment variables

• Public Class method: map( r ) {|| ...}

• This method help you to map and URL to a Rack or What you want Helper

    Capcode.map( "/file" ) do
      Rack::File.new( "." )
    end
  

• Public Class method: params()

• Hash containing all the request parameters (GET or POST)

• Public Class method: request()

• Return the Rack::Request object

• Public Class method: response()

• Return the Rack::Response object

• Public Class method: run( args = {} ) {|self| ...}

• Start your application.

  Options :

  • :port = Listen port
  • :host = Listen host
  • :server = Server type (webrick or mongrel)
  • :log = Output logfile (default: STDOUT)
  • :session = Session parameters. See Rack::Session for more informations
  • :pid = PID file (default: $0.pid)
  • :daemonize = Daemonize application (default: false)
  • :db_config = database configuration file (default: database.yml)
  • :root = root directory (default: "." — relative to the working directory)
  • :working_directory = Working directory (default: directory of the main.rb)

• Public Class method: session()

• Hash session