Allow usage of Rails relative_url_root configuration #40
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Description 📖
This pull request implements the ability to use the
relative_url_rootconfiguration of Rails.Background 📜
Sometimes it is necessary to host multiple Rails applications on a single host without subdomains. Therefore you need to use the
relative_url_rootconfiguration to set the prefix for the specific Rails application. For exampleconfig.relative_url_root = 'rails_app_1')config.relative_url_root = 'rails_app_2')The fix 🔨
js_from_routes now supports the _relative_url_root configuration. It set the
relative_url_rootconfiguration of Rails by default, but could be overridden.