askonomm/ruuter

A system-agnostic, zero-dependency router

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ruuter's Issues

Implement ability to match the entire path with `:match*`

Current logic breaks the path into a sequence split by /, which makes it impossible to match the entire path since we can't see it. So we should detect a keyword with an asterisk and if present, not split anything at all, but match straight up.

Implement ability to name routes, and find route by path

Remove clojurescript from dependencies and only have it for testing

Implement ability to have route parameters only match numbers or only letters

function `ruuter.core/route+req->response` overwrites ":param" keyword from ring request map

Hi o/

I was using ruuter with some ring middleware: ring.middleware.params/wrap-params and ring.middleware.keyword-params/wrap-keyword-params from ring/ring-core "1.10.0"

The first one parses any payload in a request body a puts it in the :params and :form-params keys of the request map (it also parses any query params but I was using form params)

The second one turn to keywords the keys of the :params map.

But I was getting an empty params map in my handler.

I noticed that in L108 and L109 of ruuter.core there's:

    (response (->> {:params (path+uri->path-params path uri)}
                   (merge req)))

in the route+req->response function

Since it's using thread last it's overwriting the parsed form params from the middleware

  (merge
   ;; form params from wrap-params ring middleware
   {:params {:content "hello world"}}
   ;; empty query params from ruuter (OK since I don't have any in that route)
   {:params {}})
  ;; => {:params {}}

I don't know if changing it to a thread first macro breaks anything 🤔

 (merge
   ;; empty query params from ruuter (OK since I don't have any in that route)
   {:params {}}
   ;; form params from wrap-params ring middleware
   {:params {:content "hello world"}})
  ;; => {:params {:content "hello world"}}