Following the documentation, we can use Route#options and Route#settings.
Note that difference of Route#options and Route#settings.
The options can be referred from your route, it should be set by specifing key and value on verb methods such as get, post and put. The settings can also be referred from your route, but it should be set by specifing key and value on route_setting.
Somehow, its all mixed up and data can be accessed through options, attributes and settings
class MyApi < Grape::API
namespace 'ns' do
desc 'ns second', foo: 'bar', params: { a_desc_param: { desc: 'A described param', type: 'string' } }
route_setting :a_route_setting, :a_route_setting_value
params do
optional :a_param, type: Integer
end
get(a_verb_setting: :a_verb_setting_value) { }
end
end
MyApi::routes[0].options
# {
# :params=>{
# "a_param"=>{:required=>false, :type=>"Integer"},
# :a_desc_param=>{:desc=>"A described param", :type=>"string"}
# },
# :foo=>"bar",
# :description=>"ns second",
# :a_verb_setting=>:a_verb_setting_value,
# :namespace=>"/ns",
# :version=>nil,
# :requirements=>{},
# :prefix=>nil,
# :anchor=>true,
# :settings=>{
# :description=>{
# :foo=>"bar",
# :params=>{
# :a_desc_param=>{:desc=>"A described param", :type=>"string"}
# }, :description=>"ns second"
# },
# :a_route_setting=>:a_route_setting_value
# },
# :forward_match=>nil,
# :suffix=>"(.:format)",
# :method=>"GET"
# }
MyApi::routes[0].attributes.to_h
# {
# :params=>{
# "a_param"=>{:required=>false, :type=>"Integer"},
# :a_desc_param=>{:desc=>"A described param", :type=>"string"}
# },
# :foo=>"bar",
# :description=>"ns second",
# :a_verb_setting=>:a_verb_setting_value,
# :namespace=>"/ns",
# :version=>nil,
# :requirements=>{},
# :prefix=>nil,
# :anchor=>true,
# :settings=>{
# :description=>{
# :foo=>"bar",
# :params=>{:a_desc_param=>{:desc=>"A described param", :type=>"string"}},
# :description=>"ns second"
# },
# :a_route_setting=>:a_route_setting_value
# },
# :forward_match=>nil,
# :suffix=>"(.:format)",
# :request_method=>"GET"
# }
MyApi::routes[0].settings
# {
# :description=>{
# :foo=>"bar",
# :params=>{
# :a_desc_param=>{:desc=>"A described param", :type=>"string"}
# },
# :description=>"ns second"
# },
# :a_route_setting=>:a_route_setting_value
# }
params can be defined through the desc DSL and it is merged with the params DSL which is confusing
desc attributes can be accessed through options[], settings[] and like a getter e.g MyApi::routes[0].description == MyApi::routes[0].options[:description]`
Should options contains just the verb options (if any) and settings just the route options ?
Should we keep internal values somewhere else ? For instance, a user could override requirements through the desc DSL.
Thanks
Following the documentation, we can use
Route#optionsandRoute#settings.Somehow, its all mixed up and data can be accessed through
options,attributesandsettingsparamscan be defined through thedescDSL and it is merged with theparamsDSL which is confusingdescattributes can be accessed throughoptions[],settings[]and like a getter e.gMyApi::routes[0].description ==MyApi::routes[0].options[:description]`Should
optionscontains just the verb options (if any) andsettingsjust the route options ?Should we keep internal values somewhere else ? For instance, a user could override
requirementsthrough thedescDSL.Thanks