Recursive routes possible?

[Dustin Getz]

I am trying to route a rest-like url with variable path params, is this possible?

[Dustin Getz]

Or is there a way to have the catch-all syntax return the unmatched remainder as a route-param?

[Malcolm Sparks]

Can you give an example? I'm struggling to visualise such a thing
On 8 Apr 2016 18:05, "Dustin Getz" [e-mail] wrote:

Or is there a way to have the catch-all syntax return the unmatched
remainder as a route-param?

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[Dustin Getz]

/api/a/b/c/... to produce {:handler :api :route-params ["a" "b" "c" ...]},
or at least {:handler :api :route-params "/a/b/c/..."}

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Can you give an example? I'm struggling to visualise such a thing
On 8 Apr 2016 18:05, "Dustin Getz" [e-mail] wrote:

Or is there a way to have the catch-all syntax return the unmatched
remainder as a route-param?

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[Enzzo]

@dustingetz you can do

(def routes ["" [["/" :app/home] 
                 ["/file" [#".+" :app/path]] :app/file]])

To get {:handler :app/file :route-params {:app/path "foo/bar"}}
+1 to ["foo" "bar"] support