golang mux, routing wildcard & custom func match
go, mux
Solution
You can use regexps. Something like
router.HandleFunc(`/search/price/{rest:[a-zA-Z0-9=\-\/]+}`, searchPage)
That way, `rest` will just capture everything, so in your example `rest` would be `29923/rage/200/color=red`. You will need to parse that in your code.
You probably want some like optional arguments, though.
router.HandleFunc(`/search{price:(\/price\/[0-9]+)?}{rage:(\/rage\/[0-9]+)?}{color:(\/color=[a-z]+)?}`, searchPage)
After that, you get vars `price = "/price/29923"`, `rage = "/rage/200"` and `color = "/color=red"`, that you still need to parse, but its easier, and you get to control which parameters are valid. It works as expected if you skip some parameter, eg. `/search/price/29923/color=red` will just give an empty `rage` variable, but still match.
I don't quite get your second question.
Problem
I'm using the mux package which seems to work quite well except that it doesn't seem to support complex routes or at least I don't get it how it does. I have several routes as following: ``` router := mux.NewRouter() router.HandleFunc("/{productid}/{code}", product) router.HandleFunc("/{user}", userHome) router.HandleFunc("/search/price", searchPage) ``` So I have two questions: How can I define a wildcard route such /search/price/* so that a request such /search/price/29923/rage/200/color=red can match it ? Is it possible to add custom conditions to an existing route ? e.g. if the route is `/{productid}/{code}` and function x returns `true` , use this `handlerTrue`, if it returns `false` use `handlerFalse`. I've tried to add something like `.MatcherFunc(myfunction(ip)bool)` to the route but it complains that the router has no such method. Currently I'm handling the 'custom' conditions inside the handler.