Module: BigBand::Integration::Rake

Defined in:

lib/big_band/integration/rake.rb

Overview

In your Rakefile, do the following:

require "big_band/integration/rake"
include BigBand::Integration::Rake

RoutesTask.new

then you can run ‘rake routes’ from your project directory and it will list all routes of your app. Per default it will scan for routes defined in ruby files in the directories lib, app, routes, models, views, and controllers (ignoring non-existant directories, of course). You can change that behavior by setting source to another pattern:

RoutesTask.new { |t| t.source = "**/*.rb" }

However, you may also just pass in a Sinatra app, so it will not have to scan through the source files:

require "my_app"
RoutesTask.new { |t| t.source = MyApp }

Keep in mind that a broken my_app in this case would also make your Rakefile unusable.

Also, you may set another name for the task either by setting the first argument or calling #name=:

RoutesTask.new(:some_routes) { |t| t.source = SomeApp }
RoutesTask.new do |t|
  t.source = AnotherApp
  t.name   = :other_routes
end

Defined Under Namespace

Classes: RoutesTask