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Question

I have a project with structure: Module XXX, it has some models, controllers, etc. Inside that module I have Admin module. For example, when I define routes:

scope module: 'xxx' do
  namespace :admin  do
    resources :pages
  end
end

I get helper for 'new' action: 'new_admin_page_path'. It doesn't looks pretty good. I want it to has something like 'admin_new_page_path'. I may be wrong but I think this name looks better. How can I do it in more correct way? Is it possible to have 'xxx_admin_new_page_path'?

UPD: I want all actions to have this format, not only new. For example: xxx_admin_pages_path, xxx_admin_new_page_path, xxx_admin_edit_page_path and xxx_admin_page_path

Answer 1

There is no documentation on doing this with resources. AFAIK it's not possible.

  scope 'xxx', as: :xxx do
    scope 'admin', as: :admin do
      get 'pages', controller: 'posts', action: 'index', as: :pages
      get 'pages/new', controller: 'posts', action: 'index', as: :new_pages
    end
  end