adamstrickland / sweet_tooth

TLD-based routing

To get TLD-based routing to work on a local machine, edit your /etc/hosts:

127.0.0.1  somedomain.com somedomain.co.uk

Then start the app:

bundle exec bin/rails server -p 7272

And visit the appropriate domain, e.g. http://somedomain.com:7272 to view the US "site", http://somedomain.co.uk:7272 for the UK "site".

Overview

Uses Rails 5 w/ built-in webpack/react support, i.e. webpacker and react-rails.

• The Rails router routes to the appropriate controller here.
• The region-specific controllers (us & uk) are no-op, simply rendering a "static" (from the Rails perspective) view.
• The region-specific views render region-specific React-components:
  • The US view renders a top-level UsGateway component
    • The UsGateway component renders:
      • the plain-jane Gateway and
      • a plain-jane Registration components.
  • The UK view renders a top-level UkGateway component
    • The UkGateway component renders:
      • the plain-jane Gateway and
      • a Registration component that wraps an additional control.
• The Gateway and Registration components are standalone.