# cat config.ru
require "roda"
class App < Roda
route do |r|
# GET / request
r.root do
r.redirect "/hello"
end
# /hello branch
r.on "hello" do
# Set variable for all routes in /hello branch
@greeting = 'Hello'
# GET /hello/world request
r.get "world" do
"#{@greeting} world!"
end
# /hello request
r.is do
# GET /hello request
r.get do
"#{@greeting}!"
end
# POST /hello request
r.post do
puts "Someone said #{@greeting}!"
r.redirect
end
end
end
end
end
run App.freeze.app
A Modular, Scalable Ruby Framework
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Built on Rack
Ruby's de facto webserver interface.
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Flexible Architecture
Any design pattern for any application.
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Rich Set of Included Plugins
Tools for every aspect of web development.
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Simple, Reliable API
Currently at version 3.85.0
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Security Focused
Encrypted sessions, per-form CSRF tokens.
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Streaming Views & Assets
Mailers, JSON APIs, and more...
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Comparison to Popular Ruby Web Frameworks
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Compare to Sinatra
Roda aims to take the ease of development and understanding that Sinatra brings, and enable it to scale to support the development of large web applications.
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