package routes

2.0.0

• use ppx_expect for tests
• add route function which is an alias of @--> and 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

1.0.0

• First major release. No changes from 0.9.1

0.9.1

• bucklescript: Use correct version number (0.9.1) in package.json

0.9.0

• Add a labelled function to create custom patterns (#114)
• Add support for union operation for two routers (#115, @Chattered)
• Use dune language 2.0 (#116)
• Support wildcard pattern at the end of a route (#118, #129, @Lupus)
• Add map and path prefix to route targets (#121, @Chattered)
• Make ksprintf visible in the public api (#123, @Chattered)

0.8.0

• Improve trailing slash handling. Instead of separate nil and trail constructors, all routes end with nil. The trailing slash is controlled via /? for no trailing slash, and //? for trailing slash. (#111)
• No longer possible to use nil unless it follows a pattern. To create a route that matches no path params, ex: "/" use empty. (#111)

0.7.3

• Allow adding new routes to existing router. (#108, @tatchi)
• Fix library name in bsconfig.json. (#109, @tsnobip)
• Specify -O3 flag for ocamlopt when using dune's release profile. (#110)

0.7.2

• Use bisect_ppx to generate coverage reports (#95)
• Lower version constraint for dune and ocaml. Minimum versions needed are now dune 1.0 and OCaml 4.05.0 (#99, #100)

0.7.1

Note: 0.7.2 has the same content as 0.7.1 except for a dune file change needed for bisect_ppx

• Use bisect_ppx to generate coverage reports (#95)
• Lower version constraint for dune and ocaml. Minimum versions needed are now dune 1.0 and OCaml 4.05.0 (#99, #100)

0.7.0

This is a breaking release:

• Reduce the number of combinators to two. '/' and '/?' (#80)
• Routes are now bi-directional. They can be used for matching, and for printing via a sprintf style function (#80)
• Its now possible to configure trailing slash on individual routes (#89)
• Remove HTTP method handling (#92)
• dune version needs to be >= 2.1

0.6.0

• Improve mdx test tules (#73, @NathanReb)
• Use github actions instead of travis ci (#70, #72)
• Get human readable route pattern from a route (#64, #74)
• Allow writing custom path match patterns (#76)

0.5.2

• Support custom HTTP methods via Other of string (#58 , @sazarkin)

0.5.1

• Allow user to decide if they want to keep or ignore trailing slash (#50)

0.5.0

• Flatten nested skip-left actions.
• Group routes based on the HTTP verb.
• Use a trie based path matcher.
• Add micro-benchmark suite.

0.4.2

• Specialize apply for SkipLeft parsers.
• Re-write routes for better matches.

0.4.1

• Remove stdcompat (#33)
• Add example using opium (#34)

0.4.0

• Switch to using an applicative functor as parser. (#27)
• Have a version of matching without HTTP methods. (#27)
• Tokenize the path parameters into list of strings. (#27)
• Add more tests for matchers. (#28)
• s now returns the string it matches, instead of discarding it. (#29)

0.3.0

• Extract string operations to its own module (#14)
• Drop dependency on astring (#16)
• Add pretty printers for utop (#18)
• Accept a request that is in-turn forwarded to handlers (#22)
• Use mdx to test examples in the readme file (#23)

0.2.0

• Switched to a GADT representation of routes
• Add support for using the same route type for both parsing and a sprintf like function

0.1.0

• Initial version of router