The Rails on Rack documentation is still using the “ActionController::Dispatcher” class but it no longer exists, I can update the documentation, I just wanted to discuss what’s the best way to do it, I’ve tested with “run Rails.application” as well as with “run MyAppName::Application” (just like the generated config.ru file does it), what do you think?
So the documentation could end up like this:
Rails.application or MyAppName::Application
is the primary Rack application object of a Rails application. Any Rack compliant web server should be using Rails.application or MyAppName::Application object to serve a Rails application.
There’s another thing. Just after the text above you can find this:
rails server
does the basic job of creating aRack::Builder
object and starting the webserver. This is Rails’ equivalent of Rack’srackup
script.
Which is not true, at least it doesn’t do it directly, what it does is:
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It creates a class: class Server < ::Rack::Server
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The Server#start method calls “super”
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Rack creates the Rack::Builder object
am I wrong?
So, what do you think about those changes?
Thanks in advance.