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SINATRA: DOCUMENTATION Documentation README. A whirlwind tour of Sinatra’s most interesting features. Configuring Settings. Detailed documentation on all of Sinatra’s built-in settings and using set, enable, and disable to configure them.. Testing Sinatra with Rack::TestSINATRA: README
Session Secret Security. To improve security, the session data in the cookie is signed with a session secret using HMAC-SHA1.This session secret should optimally be a cryptographically secure random value of an appropriate length which for HMAC-SHA1 is greater than or equal to 64 bytes (512 bits, 128 hex characters). You would be advised not to use a secret that is less than 32 bytes ofSINATRA: ABOUT
About. Sinatra was designed and developed by Blake Mizerany (bmizerany) in California.. Sinatra would not have been possible without strong company backing. In the past, financial and emotional support have been provided mainly by Heroku, GitHub and Engine Yard, and is now taken care of by Travis CI. Special thanks to the following extraordinary individuals, without whom Sinatra would not be TESTING SINATRA WITH RACK::TEST Using The Rack::Test::Methods Mixin. The Rack::Test::Methods module includes a variety of helper methods for simulating requests against an application and asserting expectations about the response. It’s typically included directly within the test context and makes a few helper methods and attributes available. The following is a simple example that ensures the hello world app functionsSINATRA: THE BLOG
What's New in Sinatra 0.9.0. Posted by Ryan Tomayko on Sunday, January 18, 2009 #. This is the first in a series of 0.9.x releases designed to move Sinatra toward a rock solid 1.0. While we were able to add a touch of new hotness in this release, the major focus has been on getting the codebase shaped up for future development. SINATRA: FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS This assumes you have a task called :environment which loads your app’s environment (requires the right files, sets up the database connection, etc).. Now you can create a directory called db/migrate and fill in your migrations. I usually call the first one 001_init.rb. (I prefer the old sequential method for numbering migrations vs. the datetime method used since Rails 2.1, but either will SINATRA IN THE WILDSEQUENCESERVERAN EASY-TO-SETUP BLAST SEQUENCE SEARCH SERVERMARLEYTHE BLOG ENGINE WITHOUT SCANTYAN EVEN MORE MINIMALIST BLOGGING ENGINESEE MORE ON SINATRARB.COM SINATRA::RELOADER (PART OF SINATRA::CONTRIB) This extension is part of the Sinatra::Contrib project. Run gem install sinatra-contrib to have it available.. Sinatra::Reloader. Extension to reload modified filesRACK::PROTECTION
Rack::Protection Usage. Use all protections you probably want to use: # config.ru require 'rack/protection' use Rack::Protection run MyApp Skip a single protection middleware: SINATRADOCSREADMEBLOGCONTRIBUTEABOUT Sinatra is a DSL for quickly creating web applications in Ruby withminimal effort:
SINATRA: DOCUMENTATION Documentation README. A whirlwind tour of Sinatra’s most interesting features. Configuring Settings. Detailed documentation on all of Sinatra’s built-in settings and using set, enable, and disable to configure them.. Testing Sinatra with Rack::TestSINATRA: README
Session Secret Security. To improve security, the session data in the cookie is signed with a session secret using HMAC-SHA1.This session secret should optimally be a cryptographically secure random value of an appropriate length which for HMAC-SHA1 is greater than or equal to 64 bytes (512 bits, 128 hex characters). You would be advised not to use a secret that is less than 32 bytes ofSINATRA: ABOUT
About. Sinatra was designed and developed by Blake Mizerany (bmizerany) in California.. Sinatra would not have been possible without strong company backing. In the past, financial and emotional support have been provided mainly by Heroku, GitHub and Engine Yard, and is now taken care of by Travis CI. Special thanks to the following extraordinary individuals, without whom Sinatra would not be TESTING SINATRA WITH RACK::TEST Using The Rack::Test::Methods Mixin. The Rack::Test::Methods module includes a variety of helper methods for simulating requests against an application and asserting expectations about the response. It’s typically included directly within the test context and makes a few helper methods and attributes available. The following is a simple example that ensures the hello world app functionsSINATRA: THE BLOG
What's New in Sinatra 0.9.0. Posted by Ryan Tomayko on Sunday, January 18, 2009 #. This is the first in a series of 0.9.x releases designed to move Sinatra toward a rock solid 1.0. While we were able to add a touch of new hotness in this release, the major focus has been on getting the codebase shaped up for future development. SINATRA: FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS This assumes you have a task called :environment which loads your app’s environment (requires the right files, sets up the database connection, etc).. Now you can create a directory called db/migrate and fill in your migrations. I usually call the first one 001_init.rb. (I prefer the old sequential method for numbering migrations vs. the datetime method used since Rails 2.1, but either will SINATRA IN THE WILDSEQUENCESERVERAN EASY-TO-SETUP BLAST SEQUENCE SEARCH SERVERMARLEYTHE BLOG ENGINE WITHOUT SCANTYAN EVEN MORE MINIMALIST BLOGGING ENGINESEE MORE ON SINATRARB.COM SINATRA::RELOADER (PART OF SINATRA::CONTRIB) This extension is part of the Sinatra::Contrib project. Run gem install sinatra-contrib to have it available.. Sinatra::Reloader. Extension to reload modified filesRACK::PROTECTION
Rack::Protection Usage. Use all protections you probably want to use: # config.ru require 'rack/protection' use Rack::Protection run MyApp Skip a single protection middleware: TESTING SINATRA WITH RACK::TEST Using The Rack::Test::Methods Mixin. The Rack::Test::Methods module includes a variety of helper methods for simulating requests against an application and asserting expectations about the response. It’s typically included directly within the test context and makes a few helper methods and attributes available. The following is a simple example that ensures the hello world app functions MUSTERMANN BY SINATRA Any software using Mustermann is obviously compatible with at least one of the above. Requirements. Mustermann depends on tool (which has been extracted from Mustermann and Sinatra 2.0), and a Ruby 2.1 compatible Ruby implementation.. It is known to work on MRI 2.1.SINATRA::CONTRIB
Sinatra::Contrib Goals. For every future Sinatra release, have at least one fully compatible release; High code quality, high test coverage; Include plugins people usually ask for a lot SINATRA: CONFIGURING SETTINGS Configuring Settings. Sinatra includes a number of built-in settings that control whether certain features are enabled. Settings are application-level variables that are modified using one of the set, enable, or disable methods and are available within the request context via the settings object. Applications are free to set custom settings as well as the default, built-in settings provided by SINATRA: WRITING EXTENSIONS Writing Extensions. Sinatra includes an API for extension authors to help ensure that consistent behavior is provided for applicationdevelopers.
SINATRA::NAMESPACE (PART OF SINATRA::CONTRIB) This extension is part of the Sinatra::Contrib project. Run gem install sinatra-contrib to have it available.. Sinatra::Namespace. Sinatra::Namespace is an extension SINATRA: USING EXTENSIONS Using Extensions. Extensions provide helper or class methods for Sinatra applications. These methods are customarily listed and described on extensions home pages, many of which are listed below. SINATRA::CONFIGFILE (PART OF SINATRA::CONTRIB) This extension is part of the Sinatra::Contrib project. Run gem install sinatra-contrib to have it available.. Sinatra::ConfigFile. Sinatra::ConfigFile is an extension that allows you to load the application's configuration from YAML files. It automatically detects if the files contain specific environment settings and it will use those corresponding to the current one. SINATRA::COOKIES (PART OF SINATRA::CONTRIB) This extension is part of the Sinatra::Contrib project. Run gem install sinatra-contrib to have it available.. Sinatra::Cookies. Easy way to deal with cookies. Usage. Allows you to read cookies: get '/' do "value: #{cookies}" end MAINTENANCE POLICY FOR SINATRA Maintenance Policy for Sinatra. The sinatra team develops according to the following rules. Kind of versions Patch version. Mostly bug fixes. However, a simple feature that does not break backward compatibilitymay be added.
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