Define a route in a plugin

[maltepaskudafit]

I'm searching for a short example on how to define a route inside a plugin. What I want is about this:

module Roda::RodaPlugins
	module Portier
		module ClassMethods
			def route(*args, &block)
			    super do |r|
					r.get 'test' do
						'rest'
					end
			    end
			    super(&block)
			end
		end
	end

	register_plugin(:portier, Portier)
end

Only that this approach does not work, I assume because the second call to super overwrites the first. The app that calls this plugin can define routes (I assume because super(&block) works as it should), but GET "/test" returns nothing.

[jeremyevans]

You could try using:

  super do |r|
    r.get 'test' do
      'rest'
    end
    instance_exec(r, &block)
  end

As this is not a bug in Roda but a question about how to use Roda, per the contribution guidelines, please ask such questions on the ruby-roda Google Group. GitHub Issues should only be used to report bugs in Roda itself.

[maltepaskudafit]

Sorry about that. I even searched for a different support medium (the IRC channel would have been great to notice). May I kindly suggest adding a "Support" paragraph to the docs, and maybe also the main homepage and the end of the readme? That's where I looked before posting here.

Thank you for the code! It works perfectly fine.

[jeremyevans]

The Google Group and IRC channel are mentioned near the top of the README, which also indicates that GitHub Issues is for bugs (http://roda.jeremyevans.net/rdoc/files/README_rdoc.html#label-Resources). This is also mentioned on the development page (http://roda.jeremyevans.net/development.html) and in the contribution guidelines that are linked from the New Issue page. GitHub used to give more emphasis to the contribution guidelines, but apparently that has been toned down.