Scorched

Scorched allows Ruby developers to create applications specifically crafted for the Web environment.

Scorched only deals with generic code structures and provides a low-level control and access to various facets of the development process.

Programmers will still have full control over how they design the data flow in their app, Scorched dealing with core logic only, common in most Web applications.

Features:

• Easy routes management
• DRY, light-weight
• DSL-based
• Documentation

What is new in this release:

• Query string is now preserved when stripping trailing slashes with config[:strip_trailing_slash] = :redirect, e.g. /search/?query=cats now becomes /search?query=cats instead of just /search.
• Absolute method now returns as-is anything not starting with a forward slash, e.g. absolute("./view") => "./view"
• Improved performance by caching the Rack::Builder instance for each controller.
• Improved performance by caching data associated with Scorched::Options#to_hash.

What is new in version 0.22:

• The redirect method now passes the given URL through absolute.

What is new in version 0.18:

• Redirects now use a 303 or 302 HTTP status code by default, depending on HTTP version.

What is new in version 0.17:

• Fixes an issue introduced in v0.16 where joining SCRIPT_NAME and PATH_INFO would sometimes produce a path with two forward slashes, and a related issue where PATH_INFO would sometimes be missing a leading forward slash when it should have had one.

What is new in version 0.14:

• If a matched mapping passes the request and there are no other matching mappings, a 404 status is now set by default, rather than a 200 status.

Requirements:

• Ruby 2 or higher