You just need to inherit from Sinatra::Base : require "sinatra/base" class Example Put shared functionality in model classes and helpers, and run all your apps together with Rack module Helpers def say_hello "" end end class Ru: map "/" do run end map "/admin" do run Admin end Install Thin and run your app with thin start.
You just need to inherit from Sinatra::Base: require "sinatra/base" class Example Put shared functionality in model classes and helpers, and run all your apps together with Rack. Module Helpers def say_hello "" end end class " do @message = say_hello haml :"admin/index" end end config. Ru: map "/" do run end map "/admin" do run and run your app with thin start.
Thanks! My goal is basically to create multiple controllers. I'm not sure how best to do that in this way -- since one class runs as the entire app when using the run method?
Any suggestions? – dbgpyd Jan 25 at 9:05 Just updated my answer to include an example of one way you can split your application into multiple classes. – Todd Yandell Jan 25 at 21:19 Awesome.
Thank you. – dbgpyd Jan 25 at 21:59.
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