route-parser

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The main advantage is that the hash does not accidentally become part of a `:variable`. See the commit description for examples.

nilslindemann

slash at the end of route

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Hey, Currently when there is a slash at the end of a route, the match function returns false. For example: ```javascript routeParser('/test').match('/test/') // false ``` Is this the expected behavior?...

omerts

How can I use route-parser on the client side?

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I'm creating a custom router similar to VueRouter. Is this module only written for nodejs?

darrenrahnemoon

Doesn't correctly escape slashes

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``` const a = new RouteParser('/foo/:bar') a.reverse({bar: 'hi/test'}) // Returns "/foo/hi/test" a.reverse({bar: 'hi test'}) // Returns "/foo/hi%20test" ``` Either the first should return `"/foo/hi%2ftest"` (by calling EncodeURIComponent on each param)...

carmandrew

Hi, great lib btw :) I ran into following problem: ```js const RouteParser = require("route-parser") const parser = new RouteParser("/courses/:id/trainings/:idx") const route = parser.reverse({ id: "123", idx: "0" }) //...

uwinkler

dijs

Feature sugestion: full URL

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It would be nice something like that: ```javascript var route = new Route('http://site:3000/products/:productId'); route.reverse({ productId: 123 }); ```

piotr-s-brainhub

Route match includes extra params

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I am using qs to append arbitrary URL params to a route. However when I match this back, it returns the additional params I added. I would expect the below...

whawker

Escape asterisks and parantheses in routes

1

This lib is truly awesome! After using it for a while I came across a certain problem: Asterisks and parentheses are valid components of an URL but reserved in this...

iglrob

Perhaps there's already a way to do this, but I was hoping for something along the line of "/path/to/:file(.js|.jsx)" In this one specific case, I can certainly do ":file.js(x)", but...

tolmasky