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schulle877
schulle877

Reputation: 131

How to get request url in ruby Sinatra class context?

In Sinatra you have the possibility to get the request full path by using the following lines:

get '/hello-world' do
  request.path_info   # => '/hello-world'
  request.fullpath    # => '/hello-world?foo=bar'
  request.url         # => 'http://example.com/hello-world?foo=bar'
end

I have several classes I use in my app. In this one particular class I like to compare the request.path_info to a string. 

class foo
  def build_menu
    if request.path_info == "/hello-world"
      highlight_menu_entry
    end
  end
end

But the request-Object is not known in this class context and an error is thrown. I though this is a SUPER-GLOBAL like in PHP $_POST or $_GET, if there is some in Ruby/Sinatra.

So how can I check the request.path in a class context?

Upvotes: 1

Views: 1668

Answers (2)

schulle877
schulle877

Reputation: 131

Found the answer by my myself. I use a self defined global variable $PATHNAME which I can use in any context. Combined with the before do-preprocessor in my main app, I can fill an use the variable.

before do
  $PATHNAME=request.path_info
end

class Foo
  def build_menu
    highlight_menu_entry if $PATHNAME == '/hello-world'
  end
end

Upvotes: -1

rcrews
rcrews

Reputation: 368

You can pass the value to your class:

class Foo
  attr_accessor :request_path_info, :request_fullpath, :request_url
  def build_menu
    highlight_menu_entry if request_path_info == '/hello-world'
  end
end

foo = Foo.new

get '/hello-world' do
  foo.request_path_info = request.path_info
  foo.request_fullpath = request.fullpath
  foo.request_url = request.url
end

foo.build_menu

Upvotes: 2

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