I wants to process multiple url segments with single controller and function here is example:
1) https://www.somedomain.com/abc and
2) https://www.somedomain.com/xyz/abc
how can i define the routes in one line, so both request can be performed with single function
like here i need to define two routes get "/:static_page", to: "SomeController#action_name"
get "/:static_page/:second_option", to: "SomeController#action_name"
But how can i define in one line? or can manage this approach any other way.
Its called a catch-all and is a superb way to shoot yourself in the foot.
match '*path', to: 'some#action_name'
You have to pay really close attention to ordering (declare it last) as it will catch any other routes that match the pattern - in this case everything.
Its also a huge source of bugs as Rails now will take any request thrown at it and pass it to your controller instead of raising a routing error. Like for example those pesky bots that are trolling your site for WordPress vulnerabilites.
If you really need some additional non-restful routes just declare them normally instead of funneling everything into what is going to become a monstrosity of a controller.