`<class:App>': uninitialized constant App::ControllerA (NameError)

[tablecell]

require 'scorched'

class App < Scorched::Controller
  get '/' do
   'root'
  end

  self << {pattern: '/a', priority: 10, target: ControllerA}
end


class ControllerA < Scorched::Controller
  get '/' do
    "sub a at App"
  end

  self << {pattern: '/b', priority: 10, target: ControllerB}


end


class ControllerB < Scorched::Controller
  get '/' do
    "sub b  at a"
  end

end

Is Scorched must be strict order by [ControllerB ,ControllerA, App] ?

[Wardrop]

Remember you're writing Ruby code here. You can't refer to a constant (e.g. class name) before it's defined. If your example, you're referencing ControllerA and ControllerB before they've been defined.

If defining your controllers as you are, you're best to require them all in advanced before mapping them in your main contoller. But like a lot of these things, there's always more than one way to do.

[tablecell]

@Wardrop Is there other way to require controllers like "best practice "?