no method error encountered when running with a Rails Engine about requirejs-rails HOT 8 CLOSED

It would be enormously helpful if you could provide a minimal public project that replicates the problem. From your description, it's unclear whether it's a bug in the gem or in your Engine's code or configuration.

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I just sanity-checked the helper organization in requirejs-rails, and I can't see anything that could be causing this problem on the gem's part. The helper is a module named RequirejsHelper in app/helpers/requirejs_helper.rb within the gem. requirejs_include_tag is a method on that module. I.e. just the basic Rails helper pattern.

I'm going to close this issue for now. If you can provide some repro steps and/or some example code that demonstrates a problem with the gem, then definitely re-open it and I'll dig in and review your findings.

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I have the same problem, using the requirejs-rails in a Rails Engine and encounter the NoMethodError issue.

'undefined method ''requirejs_include-tag'' ...'

1. add s.add_dependency 'requirejs-rails' to engine's gemspec file.Code
2. require 'requirejs-rails'
   Code
3. using in page = requirejs_include_tag "application"
   Code

Engine Project
Host App

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@lanvige Thanks for the repro case. I'll take a look at that today. FYI, I'm also working up a small example for your jquery_ujs question on the requirejs list, but it's been going slowly as I've been a bit swamped.

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NOTE: See mongoid/mongoid#1805 when setting this up; hit "host is not a valid option for Mongo::Connection" bug in mongoid.

Use this in Gemfile:

gem 'mongoid', :git => 'git://github.com/mongoid/mongoid.git', :branch => '2.4.0-stable'

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@lanvige @crogers-iseatz Your engines MUST have a line similar to the following in your respective controller classes. Using @lanvige's phoenix as an example, in Phoenix::BaseController:

module Phoenix
  class BaseController < ActionController::Base
    # Engines must explicitly include helpers from other engines!
    helper RequirejsHelper

    protect_from_forgery
  end
end

Views in Engines which are not the current top-level app don't automatically pick up helpers from other Engines. You must therefore explicitly include the desired helpers in order for those to be usable in your views. I'm closing this issue since this is native Rails 3.x behavior, not a bug in this gem.

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@jwhitley Thank you very much for the research! That resolves the issue.

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@jwhitley Thanks very much!

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