libzero/zero, branch masterzero - a ruby toolkit for building web serviceshttp://git.zero-knowledge.org/libzero/zero/atom/?h=master2025-05-23T15:24:07Zproject unmaintained2025-05-23T15:24:07ZGibheergibheer+git@zero-knowledge.org2025-05-23T15:24:07Zurn:sha1:fc2346063387099ed9da7a46dcafbf3d7be20488Correct HTTP status code on redirect2023-06-01T07:11:34ZStormwindstormwind@stormwinds-page.de2023-06-01T07:11:34Zurn:sha1:e96b602cb88e78adfed009ccd620c4385af01a0b
With the release of RFC 7231 in June 2014 the HTTP status code 302 - Moved
Temporarily does no longer exist in this form and has been replaced by
302 - Found, which causes the browser to use the same request method to
call the new resource.
Which can cause unwanted deletions of resouces, when a child resource is
deleted and the browser gets redirected to the parent resource.
Instead we use now the status code 303 - See Others, which specifies, that
the referred resource has to be called using the GET method.
Add error handeling pages (primarily for 404)2023-05-09T10:37:15ZStormwindstormwind@stormwinds-page.de2023-05-09T09:03:34Zurn:sha1:b582ca5d8aafdf9bfaccbe67c74aa532cbfc4f1a
Now you can add special error pages for http error codes.
Currently it works only for 404 errors. If a route is called, which
isn't defined, the framwork gave our a generic 404 error page.
Now you can redirect this error to a controller, which allowes you to
create a special error handling for that case yourself.
you just need to add a route "404 => MyErrorController" to your routing
list. If it's not defined, noting will change and the old error message
will be returned as beforehand.
Use require_relative instead of require2023-05-09T10:37:08ZStormwindstormwind@stormwinds-page.de2023-05-08T10:53:55Zurn:sha1:8cb48215bfdc7352ea39ee2c7241bd4d87636198
This allows the Gem to be used more flexible. There is no need to add the
exact path of the Gem anymore in your Ruby path, if you don't want this.
Update dependencies2023-05-09T10:36:57ZStormwindstormwind@stormwinds-page.de2023-05-08T10:49:31Zurn:sha1:49af46c6867ac11628f624d2376df95600d1bd15
Updated the dependencies to current versions of the gems this framework
relies on. Also got the tests back running, as the synthax of RSpec
slightly changed the past years.
correct forwarded-for header2014-03-05T09:06:07ZGibheergibheer@gmail.com2014-03-05T09:06:07Zurn:sha1:7f0df1746a184326e2ed58467bbb05938f221e3atravis does not know about rbx-head anymore2014-03-05T08:54:41ZGibheergibheer@gmail.com2014-03-05T08:54:41Zurn:sha1:5b16243973c2af4ff83e34b0801dfa27e903aeaause newer rbx stable version for tests2014-03-05T08:44:48ZGibheergibheer@gmail.com2014-03-05T08:44:48Zurn:sha1:66042037aa65b859380edf801f33df93744deb88add x-forwarded-for header to the client2014-03-05T08:44:06ZGibheergibheer@gmail.com2014-03-05T08:42:49Zurn:sha1:4aab135bc6fffb0b13979e240479c24a3f553b06
This adds the way to find out the actual ip of the client machine, even
if it is hidden behind a local reverse proxy.
update dependencies2014-03-05T08:44:06ZGibheergibheer@gmail.com2014-03-05T08:42:32Zurn:sha1:3876754ab4b139bf8387d9f37e0502008743783e