How to use grouped_routes method of ApiTaster Package

Best Api_taster_ruby code snippet using ApiTaster.grouped_routes

route_spec.rb

Source: route_spec.rb Github

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...45 it "outputs routes for all verbs" do46 Route.find_by_verb_and_path(:get, '/​dual_action').should_not == nil47 Route.find_by_verb_and_path(:delete, '/​dual_action').should_not == nil48 end49 it "#grouped_routes" do50 home_route = Route.find_by_verb_and_path(:get, '/​app/​home')51 Route.supplied_params[home_route[:id]] = {}52 Route.grouped_routes.has_key?('application').should == true53 Route.grouped_routes.has_key?('comments').should == false54 end55 it "#find" do56 Route.find(1).should == app_home_route57 Route.find(999).should == nil58 end59 it "#find_by_verb_and_path" do60 Route.find_by_verb_and_path(:get, '/​home').should == app_home_route61 Route.find_by_verb_and_path(:get, '/​dummy').should == nil62 Route.find_by_verb_and_path(:delete, '/​home').should == nil63 end64 context "get data of a route" do65 before do66 Route.stub(:routes).and_return([{67 :id => 0,...

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routes_controller.rb

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1module ApiTaster2 class RoutesController < ApiTaster::ApplicationController3 before_filter :map_routes4 def index5 @routes = Route.grouped_routes6 @has_missing_definitions = Route.missing_definitions.present?7 @has_obsolete_definitions = Route.obsolete_definitions.present?8 end9 def show10 @route = Route.find(params[:id])11 @params = Route.params_for(@route)12 @comment = Route.comment_for(@route)13 end14 def missing_definitions15 @missing_definitions = Route.missing_definitions16 end17 def obsolete_definitions18 @obsolete_definitions = Route.obsolete_definitions19 end...

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grouped_routes

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1 routes = routes.reject { |r| r.defaults[:controller] =~ /​^api_taster/​ }2 routes = routes.group_by { |r| r.defaults[:controller] }3 routes = routes.sort_by { |k, v| k }4 {5 :path => route.path.spec.to_s.gsub('(.:format)', ''),6 }7 routes = routes.reject { |r| r.defaults[:controller] =~ /​^api_taster/​ }8 routes = routes.group_by { |r| r.defaults[:controller] }9 routes = routes.sort_by { |k, v| k }10 {11 :path => route.path.spec.to_s.gsub('(.:format)', ''),12 }13 routes = routes.reject { |r| r.defaults[:controller] =~ /​^api_taster/​ }14 routes = routes.group_by { |r| r.defaults[:controller] }15 routes = routes.sort_by { |k, v| k }

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