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require 'rack'
# Rack::RelativeRedirect is a simple middleware that converts relative paths in
# redirects in absolute urls, so they conform to RFC2616. It allows the user to
# specify the absolute path to use (with a sensible default), and handles
# relative paths (those that don't start with a slash) as well.
class Rack::RelativeRedirect
SCHEME_MAP = {'http'=>'80', 'https'=>'443'}
# The default proc used if a block is not provided to .new
# Just uses the url scheme of the request and the server name.
DEFAULT_ABSOLUTE_PROC = proc do |env, res|
port = env['SERVER_PORT']
scheme = env['rack.url_scheme']
"#{scheme}://#{env['SERVER_NAME']}#{":#{port}" unless SCHEME_MAP[scheme] == port}"
end
# Initialize a new RelativeRedirect object with the given arguments. Arguments:
# * app : The next middleware in the chain. This is always called.
# * &block : If provided, it is called with the environment and the response
# from the next middleware. It should return a string representing the scheme
# and server name (such as 'http://example.org').
def initialize(app, &block)
@app = app
@absolute_proc = block || DEFAULT_ABSOLUTE_PROC
end
# Call the next middleware with the environment. If the request was a
# redirect (response status 301, 302, or 303), and the location header does
# not start with an http or https url scheme, call the block provided by new
# and use that to make the Location header an absolute url. If the Location
# does not start with a slash, make location relative to the path requested.
def call(env)
res = @app.call(env)
if [301,302,303, 307,308].include?(res[0]) and loc = res[1]['Location'] and !%r{\Ahttps?://}o.match(loc)
absolute = @absolute_proc.call(env, res)
res[1]['Location'] = if %r{\A/}.match(loc)
"#{absolute}#{loc}"
else
"#{absolute}#{File.dirname(Rack::Utils.unescape(env['PATH_INFO']))}/#{loc}"
end
end
res
end
end
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