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I think you should use warden if your rack application is composed of many applications. Never had to do this, so if someone wants to jump in, please do. You c
by jguimont 13y ago
I think you should use warden if your rack application is composed of many applications. Never had to do this, so if someone wants to jump in, please do.
You can load different application within rack, for exemple, an api next to a web application. They can share the same user logins but they do not share any code. So you push the user login to the rack stack and let warden handle it.
- epochwolf 13y agoThis falls under the framework/shared code exception I mentioned. That's an excellent time to use some abstraction. My concern is this looks like an unnecessary complication for a single rails application which is the most common use case for rails.