100 lines
2.7 KiB
Elixir
100 lines
2.7 KiB
Elixir
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defmodule Mix.Tasks.Phx.Routes do
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use Mix.Task
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alias Phoenix.Router.ConsoleFormatter
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@shortdoc "Prints all routes"
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@moduledoc """
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Prints all routes for the default or a given router.
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$ mix phx.routes
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$ mix phx.routes MyApp.AnotherRouter
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The default router is inflected from the application
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name unless a configuration named `:namespace`
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is set inside your application configuration. For example,
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the configuration:
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config :my_app,
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namespace: My.App
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will exhibit the routes for `My.App.Router` when this
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task is invoked without arguments.
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Umbrella projects do not have a default router and
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therefore always expect a router to be given. An
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alias can be added to mix.exs to automate this:
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defp aliases do
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[
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"phx.routes": "phx.routes MyAppWeb.Router",
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# aliases...
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]
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"""
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@doc false
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def run(args, base \\ Mix.Phoenix.base()) do
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Mix.Task.run("compile", args)
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Mix.Task.reenable("phx.routes")
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{router_mod, opts} =
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case OptionParser.parse(args, switches: [endpoint: :string, router: :string]) do
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{opts, [passed_router], _} -> {router(passed_router, base), opts}
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{opts, [], _} -> {router(opts[:router], base), opts}
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end
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router_mod
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|> ConsoleFormatter.format(endpoint(opts[:endpoint], base))
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|> Mix.shell().info()
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end
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defp endpoint(nil, base) do
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loaded(web_mod(base, "Endpoint"))
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end
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defp endpoint(module, _base) do
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loaded(Module.concat([module]))
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end
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defp router(nil, base) do
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if Mix.Project.umbrella?() do
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Mix.raise """
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umbrella applications require an explicit router to be given to phx.routes, for example:
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$ mix phx.routes MyAppWeb.Router
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An alias can be added to mix.exs aliases to automate this:
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"phx.routes": "phx.routes MyAppWeb.Router"
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"""
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end
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web_router = web_mod(base, "Router")
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old_router = app_mod(base, "Router")
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loaded(web_router) || loaded(old_router) || Mix.raise """
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no router found at #{inspect web_router} or #{inspect old_router}.
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An explicit router module may be given to phx.routes, for example:
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$ mix phx.routes MyAppWeb.Router
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An alias can be added to mix.exs aliases to automate this:
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"phx.routes": "phx.routes MyAppWeb.Router"
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"""
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end
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defp router(router_name, _base) do
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arg_router = Module.concat([router_name])
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loaded(arg_router) || Mix.raise "the provided router, #{inspect(arg_router)}, does not exist"
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end
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defp loaded(module) do
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if Code.ensure_loaded?(module), do: module
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end
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defp app_mod(base, name), do: Module.concat([base, name])
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defp web_mod(base, name), do: Module.concat(["#{base}Web", name])
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end
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