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module Jets::Controller::Decorate
module ApigwStage
def add_apigw_stage(url)
return url unless add_apigw_stage?
stage_name = ENV['JETS_APIGW_STAGE'] || Jets::Cfn::Resource::ApiGateway::Deployment.stage_name
uri = URI.parse(url)
path = uri.path
original_ends_with_slash = path.ends_with?('/')
path = "/#{path}" unless path.starts_with?('/')
segments = path.split('/')
# unless to prevent stage name being added twice if url_for is called twice on the same string
segments.insert(1, stage_name) unless segments[1] == stage_name
new_path = segments.join('/') # modified path
new_path = "#{new_path}/" if !new_path.ends_with?('/') && original_ends_with_slash
uri.path = new_path
uri.to_s
end
def add_apigw_stage?
return true if ENV['JETS_APIGW_STAGE']
return false if ENV['JETS_TEST']
return false unless request # nil for `importmap json` cli and actionmailer
# Using request.host which might be different than event['headers']['Host'] when config.app.domain is set.
# This means that visiting the APIGW domain name directly will not prepend the stage name
# to the helper method urls. This is ok since the APIGW domain name is not used in production.
# It's a compromise since we cannot pass the CloudFront host to APIGW.
# Rather have the CloudFront user-friendly domain name work than APIGW domain name.
# Examples:
# https://djvojd3em5.execute-api.us-west-2.amazonaws.com/dev/
# https://friendly.domain.com/
host = request.host
on_cloud9 = !!(host =~ /cloud9\..*\.amazonaws\.com/)
return false if on_cloud9
host.include?('amazonaws.com')
end
end
end
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