route pushstate

[BegeMode]

Now in Route.navigate:

.....
return history.pushState({}, document.title, this.path); 

whether it is possible to change this:

return history.pushState(options, document.title, this.path);

ie send to options object?

[Aaron Eischeid]

yes, probably possible, been a while since I've worked on the router. If you could pass along a use case exampe or unit test that would probably get things moving along a litte quicker.

[BegeMode]

I had to rewrite the method Spine.Route.change:

Spine.Route.change = function (e) {
                    var path;
                    path = Spine.Route.getPath();
                    if (path === Spine.Route.path) {
                        return;
                    }
                    if (e && e.originalEvent && e.originalEvent.state) {
                        this.options = $.extend({}, this.options, e.originalEvent.state);
                        path = Spine.Controller.cutArea(path, this.options.area);
                    }
                    Spine.Route.path = path;
                    return Spine.Route.matchRoutes(Spine.Route.path, this.options);
                };

The backend on ASP.NET MVC and URL might look like this:
/Controller/Action/id or /Area/Controller/Action/id
To work routing patterns in my main controller:

                    this.routes({
                        "/": this.proxy(this.homePage),
                        "/:controller": this.proxy(this.routing),
                        "/:controller/:action": this.proxy(this.routing),
                        "/:controller/:action/:id": this.proxy(this.routing),
                    });

I keep in the options object part of URL - area and some other data.
So I need to options object passed to the pushstate and then is processed in the Spine.Route.change.
...sorry for the poor English