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How to use map_routes method of ApiTaster Package

Best Api_taster_ruby code snippet using ApiTaster.map_routes

mapper_spec.rb

...3  describe Mapper do4    context "#global_params" do5      before(:all) do6        ApiTaster.global_params = { :foo => 'bar' }7        Route.map_routes "#{Rails.root}/lib/api_tasters/global_params"8      end9      it "merges params" do10        route = Route.find_by_verb_and_path(:get, '/dummy_users/:id')11        Route.supplied_params[route[:id]].should == [{ :foo => 'bar', :id => 1 }]12      end13    end14    context "non-existing routes" do15      before(:all) do16        ApiTaster.global_params = {}17        routes = ActionDispatch::Routing::RouteSet.new18        routes.draw do19          get '/awesome_route' => 'awesome#route'20        end21        Route.route_set = routes22        Route.map_routes "#{Rails.root}/lib/api_tasters/mapper"23      end24      it "records obsolete definitions" do25        Route.obsolete_definitions.first[:path].should == '/dummy_route'26      end27    end28    before(:all) do29      Rails.application.routes.draw do30        resources :dummy_users do31          if Rails.version.starts_with? '4'32            member { map_method :patch, [:update] }33          else34            member { map_method :patch, :update }35          end36        end37      end38      Route.map_routes "#{Rails.root}/lib/api_tasters/mapper"39    end40    it "gets users" do41      route = Route.find_by_verb_and_path(:get, '/dummy_users/:id')42      Route.supplied_params[route[:id]].should == [{ :id => 1 }]43    end44    it "posts a new user" do45      route = Route.find_by_verb_and_path(:post, '/dummy_users')46      Route.supplied_params[route[:id]].should == [{}, { :hello => 'world' }]47    end48    it "edits a user" do49      route = Route.find_by_verb_and_path(:put, '/dummy_users/:id')50      Route.supplied_params[route[:id]].should == [{ :id => 2 }]51    end52    it "edits a user via PATCH" do...

routes_controller.rb

Source: routes_controller.rb

1module ApiTaster2  class RoutesController < ApiTaster::ApplicationController3    before_filter :map_routes4    layout false, except: :index5    def index6      @routes = Route.grouped_routes7      @has_missing_definitions  = Route.missing_definitions.present?8      @has_obsolete_definitions = Route.obsolete_definitions.present?9    end10    def show11      @route   = Route.find(params[:id])12      @params  = Route.params_for(@route)13      @comment = Route.comment_for(@route)14    end15    def missing_definitions16      @missing_definitions = Route.missing_definitions17    end18    def obsolete_definitions19      @obsolete_definitions = Route.obsolete_definitions20    end21    private22    def map_routes23      Route.map_routes24    end25  end26end...

map_routes

Using AI Code Generation

1        @user = User.find(params[:id])2        @user = User.new(user_params)3        @user = User.find(params[:id])4        if @user.update(user_params)5        @user = User.find(params[:id])6        params.require(:user).permit(:name, :email, :password, :password_confirmation)7json.array!(@users) do |user|

map_routes

Using AI Code Generation

1        @user = User.find(params[:id])2        @user = User.new(user_params)3        @user = User.find(params[:id])4        if @user.update(user_params)5        @user = User.find(params[:id])6        params.require(:user).permit(:name, :email, :password, :password_confirmation)7json.array!(@users) do |user|

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