Make any Ruby object Rack-friendly with Rackable

Courtesy Ruby Inside  Mon, 07/20/2009 - 14:38

rackFrançois Vaux has recently published a Ruby module called Rackable which allows you to make any Ruby object Rack -friendly, providing it with a REST-like interface.

What does this mean? Well, a Rack application is essentially a Ruby object that responds to call() .

Rackable just gives your object a call method which uses the Rack environment to dispatch to a method.

So, you just need to include Rackable in your class and...

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