Support for ? in paths #214
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| it('returns an object with the params', function () { | ||
| expect(Path.extractParams(pattern, '/archive')).toEqual({ name: undefined }); | ||
| expect(Path.extractParams(pattern, '/archive/')).toEqual({ name: undefined }); | ||
| expect(Path.extractParams(pattern, '/archive/foo')).toEqual({ name: 'foo' }); |
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what about /archivefoo?
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are any of these chars even valid in a URL?
edit: well, I suppose . is…
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Yes, all except for ^ which should be URL-encoded. See RFC 3986. The thinking here was mainly to prevent them from appearing in the source of the RegExp.
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Right, I just meant that you wouldn't even write those as part of your URL patterns if URLs can't look like that. I could imagine it being valuable to support regex patterns in the future but this seems good for now. Do you also want to do []+|{}\ which are also regexp special chars?
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Yes, I should probably add those too. + will need some special handling because that's how we encode spaces in URLs.
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@spicyj All special RegExp chars are now escaped properly. |
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| describe('when a pattern has multiple splats', function () { | ||
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| expect(Path.injectParams('/a/*/c/*', { splat: [ 'b', 'd' ] })).toEqual('/a/b/c/d'); |
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When would I use splats instead of params?
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We have an app right now that uses the splat to match an arbitrary file path in a file browsing app.
This will match things like Issues are:
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[changed] :param no longer matches . [added] Support for arrays in query strings Fixes #142
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ok, so now that I've gotten some sleep and am thinking about this clearly, here's what's going on:
So, all of the following paths work as you'd expect: Also, we should point out in the docs that |
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👍 I reworded the commit because the changelog only looks at subjects, not the commit message body. I wanted a message that says "hey ... lots changed" |
[changed] * in paths no longer matches .
[added] Support for arrays in query strings
Fixes #142