Hey guys! Since we started with the MongoDB course. Just saw the first video, which has some writing code in it, so I thought, I will write some, since ❤ ruby ❤
The link for the class video is – link. You can go ahead have a look and see, what it does. I just wrote a similar code which lets us do the same thing in ruby. Using sinatra( bottle is being used with python in the video)
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| # Steps | |
| # 1. Install the gem sinatra | |
| gem install sinatra | |
| # you you skip rdoc and ri using | |
| # gem install sinatra --no-rdoc --no-ri |
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| # hello_world.rb | |
| # This will manage routes and display the content. | |
| # I am sure, you did watch the video before checking this out. | |
| require "sinatra" | |
| set :bind, '127.0.0.1' | |
| set :port, '8080' | |
| get '/hello/:name' do | |
| "Hello #{params[:name]}!" | |
| end |
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| # just simply run the ruby file that we created. | |
| ruby hello_world.rb |
Thats it folks, we are done. Head over to http”//127.0.0.1:8080/hello/world and see for yourself.
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