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conditioned routes
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  Version: 1.0
  Author:  Shakeel Mumtaz
  Plugin Homepage: https://github.com/itshakeel23/conditioned-routes
  Contributors:  Hassan abdul Rehman, Jhanger Gul

  Introduction:
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  Conditioned Routes is a simple and robust plugin that extends control over routes.

  Features:
  -----------
  -> matching against sudomain, hostname, relative path or full url
  -> ability to compare using standard string matching functions including starts_with, ends_with
     and substring.
  -> supports regex.

Pre-Requisite
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  -> rails 2.x.x
  -> 1.8.x

Installation
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  Conditioned Routes plugin can be installed by running this command from the application root
  
  >> ruby script/plugin install [email protected]:itshakeel23/conditioned-routes.git
  
Setup
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  After installation, follow these simple steps to setup the plugin. The setup will depend
  on the version of rails your application is using.

Examples
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  1.  map.connect "/:id", :controller => 'main', :action => 'index', :conditions=> {:subdomain => "tv"}
     
  -> will match all requests with URLs with subdomain +equal to+ "tv" e.g tv.naitazi.com etc

  2.  map.connect "/:id", :controller => 'main', :action => 'index', :conditions=> {:hostname => "pak", :comparator=>"starts_with"}

  -> will match all requests with URLs with hostname starting with "pak" e.g pakwheels.com, pakdonor.com

  3.  map.connect "/:id", :controller => 'main', :action => 'index', :conditions=> {:url => /deals\.*\.com$/i, :comparator=>"regex"}

  -> will match all requests with URLs with url matching the regex "/deals\.*\.org$/i" e.g deals.naitazi.com etc

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  Enjoy the simple Conditioned Routes implementation.
  Version: 1.0
  Author:  Shakeel Mumtaz
  Plugin Homepage: https://github.com/itshakeel23/conditioned-routes
  Contributors:  Hassan abdul Rehman, Jhanger Gul

  Any feedback/comment/issue/donation is welcome!

  Contact: itshakeel23[at]gmail[dot]com 

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