Josh Nesbitt joshnesbitt

It's a little known fact that you can easily substitute the default Rails HTML error pages with something more pleasant. You may have noticed the 404.html, 422.html and 500.html files that are generated with every new Rails project and wondered if there's a clean way to style them like the rest of your application. There is, and it's surprisingly simple.

Basic Implementation

The default status code templates are served by a Rack exception application. You can override this to be any Rack compatible app, including your applications router:

# config/application.rb
config.exceptions_app = self.routes

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Thanks to @cbarratt for writing this. Tested on Ruby 2.2.2.

Installation

Install the dependencies:

gem install capybara ffaker poltergeist selenium-webdriver chromedriver-helper

	class Hub
	class << self
	NAMESPACE_SEPARATOR = ':'

	def publish(event, payload = {})
	handlers[event].each do \|handler\|
	handler.call(payload)
	end
	end

	class VariableLang

	def initialize(path)
	@path = path
	@content = File.read(path)
	end

	def render(locals = {})
	locals.inject(@content.dup) do \|buffer, vars\|
	key = vars.first

	price_list = "orange = 10p apple = 20p bread = £1.10 tomato = 25p cereal = £2.34"
	list = <<-LIST
	list
	orange
	apple
	apple
	orange
	tomato
	cereal
	bread

	class MyClass

	def one_method
	puts "Hey!"
	end

	end

	class MyClass

	class MyClass

	def self.metaclass
	class << self; self; end
	end

	end

	puts MyClass.metaclass.inspect

	class Company
	TooManyManagingDirectorsError = Class.new(Exception)

	class Department
	attr_reader :company,
	:name,
	:employees

	def initialize(company, name, &block)
	@company = company

	module BannedWordFilter
	class Filter
	class << self

	BANNED_WORDS = %w(
	fuck
	shit
	banned
	)

	function code_highlight(){
	style=${1:-zmrok}
	pbpaste \| highlight --syntax=rb --style=$style -O rtf \| pbcopy
	}