0.3.0

• root helper will raise a syntax error indicating that it should be used outside of modular_routes block.

• concern and concerns support:

  modular_routes do
    concern :commentable do
      resource :comments
    end
  
    concern :activatable do
      member do
        put :activate
        put :deactivate
      end
    end
  
    resources :articles, concerns: :activatable do
      concerns :commentable
    end
  end

0.2.0

REMOVED

• modular_route helper was removed due to lack of syntax flexibility and a bit of inline verbosity.

NEW

• modular_routes helper was added to fix the problems encountered on the previous helper. Check the example below:

    modular_routes do
      resources :books
  
      get :about, to: "about#index"
    end

  The idea was to bring simplicity and proximity to what you already write in your routes file.

• namespace support`

    namespace :v1 do
      resources :books
    end

  It falls back to Rails default behavior.

• scope support

    scope :v1 do
      resources :books
    end
  
    scope module: :v1 do
      resources :books
    end

  It falls back to Rails default behavior. In this example it recognizes /v1/books and /books expecting BooksController and V1::BooksController respectively.

• Nested resources support

    modular_routes do
      resources :books do
        resources :comments
      end
    end

  It recognizes paths like /books/1/comments/2.

• Standalone (non-resourceful) routes

    modular_routes do
      get :about, to: "about#index"
    end

  It expects About::IndexController to exist in controllers/about/index_controller.rb. They don't belong to a resourceful scope.

  If to doesn't match controller#action pattern, it falls back to Rails default behavior.