Hi,
~flow wrote:
> i have been writing and testing my new web application with werkzeug,
> and have grown quite fond of it. everything more or less just works,
> and the entire application is still tiny, not overstructured, and fast.
> so, a big THANK YOU goes to the developers of werkzeug!
Thanks :)
> i still have a small problem with routing: with some routing setups, as
> in the example below, the browser will complain that the page isn't
> redirecting properly. the source of the trouble seems to be that
> `defaults` dictionary in the second rule. granted it is not needed at
> this point in this particular setup, but what i really want is to map
> routes like `/flimsy`, `/flimsy/any-query`, and `/flimsy/any-query/any-
> options`. when the `options` part is absent, it should be given a
> default, but as soon as i add that argument in the second routing rule,
> i get endless redirections. any ideas?
That could be a bug. I'll try to
I tried to reproduce the example you've given from the shell, and I can't
spot a problem here:
>>> from werkzeug.routing import Map, Rule
>>> map = Map([
... Rule('/flimsy', defaults={'q': 'NIL'}),
... Rule('/flimsy/<q>'),
... Rule('/flimsy/<q>/<path:options>')
... ], strict_slashes=False)
>>> adapter = map.bind('http://www.example.com/')
>>> adapter.match("/flimsy")
(None, {'q': 'NIL'})
>>> adapter.match("/flimsy/blah")
(None, {'q': u'blah'})
>>> adapter.match("/flimsy/blah/blah")
(None, {'q': u'blah', 'options': u'blah'})
>>> adapter.match("/flimsy/blah/blaz")
(None, {'q': u'blah', 'options': u'blaz'})
What version of Werkzeug are you using?
Regards,
Armin
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