Wes Gamble
2006-Apr-24 22:05 UTC
[Rails] How to require a regular module into my controller?
I created a modules directory under my app. root (RAILS_ROOT/app)
I''m trying to "require in" a module in that directory into my
controller.
I tried require ''modules/module.rb''
I tried require "#{RAILS_ROOT}/app/modules/ESimplyUtil"
The module file is in modules/ESimplyUtil.rb. Is that the right name?
Neither of these works.
How can I successfully require in my module?
Thanks,
Wes
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Bakki Kudva
2006-Apr-25 13:21 UTC
[Rails] How to require a regular module into my controller?
Rails loads everything in {$RAILS_ROOT}/lib automatically(then you
dont'' have to explicitly require it). That''s where I have my
app wide
library code. If you want to require a gem or ruby library you can do
it in app/controllers/application.rb which then will be available
application wide. Atleast this has worked for me.
-bakki
On 4/24/06, Wes Gamble <weyus@att.net> wrote:> I created a modules directory under my app. root (RAILS_ROOT/app)
>
> I''m trying to "require in" a module in that directory
into my
> controller.
>
> I tried require ''modules/module.rb''
> I tried require "#{RAILS_ROOT}/app/modules/ESimplyUtil"
>
> The module file is in modules/ESimplyUtil.rb. Is that the right name?
>
> Neither of these works.
>
> How can I successfully require in my module?
>
> Thanks,
> Wes
>
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