In my URL routing (express/sinatra-style), I'd like to enable optional
parameter "filters" (like int, hex) while keeping syntax familiar and
simple. The typical syntax for a routing library might look something like:
app.get('/users/:id', function(req, res, id) { ... });
I'd like to introduce a syntax for catching only numeric ids so we could
have another route for users by name for instance.
app.get('/users/:id[int]', function(req, res, id) { ... });
app.get('/users/:name', function(req, res, username) { ... });
There doesn't seem to be a convention for this, so I've been considering
the following:
'/users/:id[int]'
'/users/:id(int)'
'/users/:id:int'
'/users/:id=int'
Any feedback on what's a good way to go that will be simple and obvious to
someone reading the code? If a well-known library is already doing
something like this I'll go with whatever the community is using. Votes
welcome..
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