Hi!
I’d like to announce release of version 2.0.0 of routes to the ocaml package registry.
Routes provides a DSL for typed bi-directional URI dispatch. It allows writing route definitions that can be used for both matching, and printing URI paths. The internal representation of the router uses a trie
to perform route matching.
Changes since the last opam release:
New updates
- use
ppx_expect
for tests. - A new
route
function is available and is an alias for@-->
which is used to connect a route pattern to a “handler”.
Breaking changes
- Drop support for OCaml 4.05-4.07
- Switch to a new model for trailing slash handling. In routes 1.0.0 users needed to be careful about using
/?
and//?
as the former would only match routes without a trailing slash, and the latter would enforce a trailing slash.- Users only need to use
/?
to end routes, and it will cover both routes ending with trailing slashes and without - The type used for representing match results has more information about whether it was an exact match, or if it was a match but the input target had a trailing slash at the end.
-
MatchWithTrailingSlash
informs the user that the current target was considered a match, but that the target has an additional trailing slash
- Users only need to use
Examples of how to use the library are available in the tests and a small demo
Documentation can be found here