nginx - Rails Domain Constraints ( to serve multiple domains ) -


$ rails -v rails 4.2.1

$ ruby -v ruby 2.2.2p95 (2015-04-13 revision > 50295) [x86_64-linux]

i building api mobile app, have admin interface it. i'm attempting do, run through nginx using unicorn ( have running on dev environment)

i have 2 domains routed exact same rails project. these domains are: api.project.dev , admin.api.project.dev

i've read this: http://guides.rubyonrails.org/routing.html#advanced-constraints

and tried: separate domain namespaced routes in rails 4 ( see answer )

i've tried few other things try , work, thing comes ( either sub-domain ) is:

invalid route name, in use: 'root'

my current implementation of is:

class domainconstraint   def initialize(domain)     @domains = domain   end    def matches?(request)     @domains.include? request.domain   end end

and

require 'domain_constraint' rails.application.routes.draw   resources :statuses   constraints (domainconstraint.new('api.project.dev'))     root :to => 'statuses#index'   end    constraints(domainconstraint.new('admin.api.project.dev'))     root :to => 'statuses#new'   end end

keep in mind roots different pages now, different systems.

not quite sure go here in order functioning hope.

with fine of great people in #rubyonrails on irc got figured out. crankharder , sevenseacat input , advice.

what ended this:

class domainconstraint   def initialize(domain)     @domains = domain   end    def matches?(request)     @domains.include? request.host   end end

and:

require 'domain_constraint' rails.application.routes.draw    constraints domainconstraint.new('api.project.dev')     resources :statuses     root :to => 'statuses#index', as: 'api_root'   end    constraints domainconstraint.new('admin.api.project.dev')     resources :statuses     root :to => 'statuses#new'   end end

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