nived.hari
Thu Nov 28 2024
When working with routes in a Rails application that includes an engine, route references need to be scoped appropriately based on where they are being called:
• Referencing engine routes from outside the engine: Prefix the route with the engine's name. For example, use
• Referencing routes from another engine: Use the other engine's name as a prefix, similar to referencing routes from outside.
This naming ensures the correct routing context and prevents conflicts when multiple engines or the main application define similar paths.
#CU6U0R822 #routes
• Referencing engine routes from outside the engine: Prefix the route with the engine's name. For example, use
engine_name.some_route_path
(e.g., rapidfire.surveys_path
) to access routes within the engine.• Referencing routes from another engine: Use the other engine's name as a prefix, similar to referencing routes from outside.
This naming ensures the correct routing context and prevents conflicts when multiple engines or the main application define similar paths.
#CU6U0R822 #routes