require 'processors/base_processor' #Processes the Sexp from routes.rb. Stores results in tracker.routes. # #Note that it is only interested in determining what methods on which #controllers are used as routes, not the generated URLs for routes. class RoutesProcessor < BaseProcessor include RouteHelper attr_reader :map, :nested, :current_controller def initialize tracker super @map = Sexp.new(:lvar, :map) @nested = nil #used for identifying nested targets @prefix = [] #Controller name prefix (a module name, usually) @current_controller = nil @with_options = nil #For use inside map.with_options end #Call this with parsed route file information. # #This method first calls RouteAliasProcessor#process_safely on the +exp+, #so it does not modify the +exp+. def process_routes exp process RouteAliasProcessor.new.process_safely(exp) end #Looking for mapping of routes def process_call exp target = exp[1] if target == map or target == nested process_map exp else process_default exp end exp end #Process a map.something call #based on the method used def process_map exp args = exp[3][1..-1] case exp[2] when :resource process_resource args when :resources process_resources args when :connect, :root process_connect args else process_named_route args end exp end #Look for map calls that take a block. #Otherwise, just do the default processing. def process_iter exp if exp[1][1] == map or exp[1][1] == nested method = exp[1][2] case method when :namespace process_namespace exp when :resources, :resource process_resources exp[1][3][1..-1] process_default exp[3] when :with_options process_with_options exp end exp else super end end #Process # map.resources :x, :controller => :y, :member => ... #etc. def process_resources exp controller = check_for_controller_name exp if controller self.current_controller = controller process_resource_options exp[-1] else exp.each do |argument| if sexp? argument and argument.node_type == :lit self.current_controller = exp[0][1] add_resources_routes process_resource_options exp[-1] end end end end #Process all the options that might be in the hash passed to #map.resource, et al. def process_resource_options exp if exp.nil? and @with_options exp = @with_options elsif @with_options exp = exp.concat @with_options[1..-1] end return unless exp.node_type == :hash hash_iterate(exp) do |option, value| case option[1] when :controller, :requirements, :singular, :path_prefix, :as, :path_names, :shallow, :name_prefix #should be able to skip when :collection, :member, :new process_collection value when :has_one save_controller = current_controller process_resource value[1..-1] self.current_controller = save_controller when :has_many save_controller = current_controller process_resources value[1..-1] self.current_controller = save_controller when :only process_option_only value when :except process_option_except value else raise "Unhandled resource option: #{option}" end end end #Process route option :only => ... def process_option_only exp routes = @tracker.routes[@current_controller] [:index, :new, :create, :show, :edit, :update, :destroy].each do |r| routes.delete r end if exp.node_type == :array exp[1..-1].each do |e| routes << e[1] end end end #Process route option :except => ... def process_option_except exp return unless exp.node_type == :array routes = @tracker.routes[@current_controller] exp[1..-1].each do |e| routes.delete e[1] end end # map.resource :x, .. def process_resource exp controller = check_for_controller_name exp if controller self.current_controller = controller process_resource_options exp[-1] else exp.each do |argument| if argument.node_type == :lit self.current_controller = pluralize(exp[0][1].to_s) add_resource_routes process_resource_options exp[-1] end end end end #Process # map.connect '/something', :controller => 'blah', :action => 'whatever' def process_connect exp controller = check_for_controller_name exp self.current_controller = controller if controller #Check for default route if string? exp[0] if exp[0][1] == ":controller/:action/:id" @tracker.routes[:allow_all_actions] = exp[0] elsif exp[0][1].include? ":action" @tracker.routes[@current_controller] = :allow_all_actions return end end #This -seems- redundant, but people might connect actions #to a controller which already allows them all return if @tracker.routes[@current_controller] == :allow_all_actions exp[-1].each_with_index do |e,i| if symbol? e and e[1] == :action @tracker.routes[@current_controller] << exp[-1][i + 1][1].to_sym return end end end # map.with_options :controller => 'something' do |something| # something.resources :blah # end def process_with_options exp @with_options = exp[1][3][-1] @nested = Sexp.new(:lvar, exp[2][1]) self.current_controller = check_for_controller_name exp[1][3] #process block process exp[3] @with_options = nil @nested = nil end # map.namespace :something do |something| # something.resources :blah # end def process_namespace exp call = exp[1] formal_args = exp[2] block = exp[3] @prefix << camelize(call[3][1][1]) @nested = Sexp.new(:lvar, formal_args[1]) process block @prefix.pop end # map.something_abnormal '/blah', :controller => 'something', :action => 'wohoo' def process_named_route exp process_connect exp end #Process collection option # :collection => { :some_action => :http_actions } def process_collection exp return unless exp.node_type == :hash routes = @tracker.routes[@current_controller] hash_iterate(exp) do |action, type| routes << action[1] end end private #Checks an argument list for a hash that has a key :controller. #If it does, returns the value. # #Otherwise, returns nil. def check_for_controller_name args args.each do |a| if hash? a hash_iterate(a) do |k, v| if k[1] == :controller return v[1] end end end end nil end end #This is for a really specific case where a hash is used as arguments #to one of the map methods. class RouteAliasProcessor < AliasProcessor #This replaces # { :some => :hash }.keys #with # [:some] def process_call exp process_default exp if hash? exp[1] and exp[2] == :keys keys = get_keys exp[1] exp.clear keys.each_with_index do |e,i| exp[i] = e end end exp end #Returns an array Sexp containing the keys from the hash def get_keys hash keys = Sexp.new(:array) hash_iterate(hash) do |key, value| keys << key end keys end end