gem "human_routes"

Rails.application.routes.draw do
  route :signup do
    create
  end
end

Rails.application.routes.draw do
  route :blogs do
    create
    update
    remove
    list
    show
  end
end

# `options` will be applied to every single route in the block.
# Can be used to set `format: true`, or `param: :another_id`.
routes(options = {}, &block)

# Each of the route generators accepts its own path and options.
# Use it to override the path or set a different named route.
create(path, &options)
update(path, &options)
remove(path, &options)
list(path, &options)
show(path, &options)

# In practice, something along these lines.
Rails.application.routes.draw do
  route :signup do
    # This will generate the helper `signup_path` instead of `new_signup_path`.
    # The route will also be modified to `/signup` instead of `/signup/new`.
    create "signup", as: "signup"
  end

  route :pages, module: "customer" do
    all
  end

  # Additionally, you can use `:name` to give a different name to
  # namespaced controllers. This way routes can be generated using a shallow
  # path instead of the usual `admin/reports`.
  route "admin/reports", name: "reports" do
    all
  end

  # Singular routes also are detected and generated accordingly.
  # This will generate the following routes:
  #
  # GET  /profile         profile_path
  # GET  /profile/new     new_profile_path
  # POST /profile/new
  # GET  /profile/edit    edit_profile_path
  # POST /profile/edit
  # GET  /profile/remove  remove_profile_path
  # POST /profile/remove
  route "profile" do
    all
  end

  # You can use `resource: true` when you want a plural route but need a
  # singular resource.
  #
  # GET  /settings         settings_path
  # GET  /settings/new     new_settings_path
  # POST /settings/new
  # GET  /settings/edit    edit_settings_path
  # POST /settings/edit
  # GET  /settings/remove  remove_settings_path
  # POST /settings/remove
  #
  route "settings", resource: true do
    all
  end
end

Rails.application.routes.draw do
  # This will generate the following routes:
  #
  # GET  /login  new_login_path
  # POST /login
  route :login do
    create bare: true
  end
end

Rails.application.routes.draw do
  route :login do
    create as: "login", bare: true
    get :verify_email #=> /login/verify-email
    get :check_inbox  #=> /login/check-inbox
  end
end

Rails.application.routes.draw do
  route :posts do
    all
  end

  route :comments, prefix: "posts/:post_id" do
    remove #=> /posts/:post_id/comments/:id/remove
    list   #=> /posts/:post_id/comments

    # or
    all
  end
end

Rails.application.routes.draw do
  route :blogs do
    all
  end

  route :blog_comments, path: "blogs/:blog_id", path_name: "comments" do
    all
  end
end