wycats

#!/usr/bin/env ruby
 
require 'net/http'
require 'uri'
require 'rubygems'
require 'json'
require 'pp'

if !ARGV[0]
  puts "Usage: iphone.rb STATE"

wycats

Router.prepare do |r|
  # generating this requires :domain, :controller, and :action
  r.match("/:domain/complicated/url").to(:controller => "what", :action => "index")
  # generating this requires :controller and :index
  r.match("/:controller/:index").to
end

konklone

Minstrel: 1
Bard: 1
Troubadour: 1
Jongleur: 1

engineyard

Router.prepare do |r|
  r.match("/something", :user_agent => %r[some/complex/regexp/with/parentheses]).to(:browser => ":user_agent[1]")
end

Router.generate(:browser => "something")

# => I can't tell if something is a valid match
# from the original :user_agent regex

# since we have :browser => "something", and we know that :browser is :user_agent[1], we match "something" against the regex 

dirceu

# Author: Dirceu Pereira Tiegs <dirceutiegs@gmail.com>
#
# Script to roll dices (used to play D&D). Example:
#
# >> require 'dices'
# >> 3.d6
# => 10
# >> 3.d6+7
# => 14
# >> 1.d4+2.d8+1.d12+3

carllerche

Router.prepare do |r|
  r.match("/something",
    :user_agent => %r[(?:one|two|three)]
  ).to(:controller => "foo", :action => "bar")
end

engineyard

Router.prepare do |r|
  r.match("/something",
    :user_agent => %r[(?:one|two|three)]
  ).to(:controller => "foo", :action => "bar")

  r.match("/something/else",
    :user_agent => %r[(?:four|five|six)]
  ).to(:controller => "foo", :action => "bar")
end

codeslinger

---
host: twitter.com
scheme: http
auth: httpbasic
version: 2008-07-07T00:00:00-0800
parameters:
    id:
        type: id
        required: False
    id_num:

jaguarjaws

#include<stdio.h>

int main() {
  printf("Hello World!\n");
}

carllerche

Router.prepare do |r|
  r.match(:controller => "users") do
    r.match("/users/:id", :method => :get).to(:action => "show")
    r.match("/users/:id", :method => :put).to(:action => "update")
  end
end

# Both routes generate the exact same path, so do we just
# require the minimum necessary to differentiate them?