| Ruby on Rails and Blazor
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Ruby on Rails
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Blazor
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| Language
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Ruby
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C#
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| Models
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- /Models/*.cs
- Package dependencies
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| Views
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- /Pages/*.razor
- /Pages/*.cshtml
- /Shared/*.razor for partials
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| Controllers
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- Part of /Pages/*.razor
- /Pages/*.cshtml.cs for corresponding /Pages/*.cshtml
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| Routing
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- Defined by `@page "/<path>"` on each /Page/*.razor page
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| Layout
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- Usually defined in /app/views/layout/application.html.erb
- Usually used in /app/controllers/application_controller.cs, or the root controller of the application
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- Usually defined in /Shared/MainLayout.razor and /Shared/MainLayout.razor.css
- Usually used in /App.razor
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| Permissions/Authentication
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- Defined in /app/models/powers/*.rb
- Used in /app/controllers/*.rb
- /app/controllers/application_controller.rb to rescue Consul::Powerless
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- Configured in /Startup.cs
- Used in /Pages/*.razor
- /App.razor to rescue unauthorized
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| Data Services
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- /app/controller/*rb for basic data access
- /app/services/*.rb for more complicated data access/manipulation
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- /Data/*.cs
- However, these classes are usually wrappers around API calls to other services - C# .NET best practices usually entail a series of micro-services instead of a monolith, meaning the frontend does not directly interact with the database.
- Since this folder can get pretty big, you'll have to split this up yourself. Some folders I've used are Services, API, Authentication, and Exceptions.
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| Dependency Injection
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- Rails doesn't really do dependency injection - usually objects are created on demand in the controllers.
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- Defined in /Startup.cs
- Used as regular parameters in /Data/*.cs
- Used with `@inject <Class> <variable>` in /Pages/*.razor
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| JS/CSS
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- /app/client/packs/*.js & /app/client/packs/*.css for Webpacker
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- /wwwroot/css/*.css
- /Pages/Shared/*.razor.css
- Blazor does not use Javascript
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| Asynchronous Calls
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