Use directories named '__' as wildcards, to match '/resource/:id' style routing. #37
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In many routing schemes, parameters can be mixed into the URL as well as the query string. I have a usecase where I want to return the same object every time you hit an endpoint '/users/:id', so this is my approach. We just run everything normally as before; if no match is found, we search the path for any '__' directories and run it again.
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@mohdhallal can you have a look? |
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please add this feature to mockserver |
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Ouch guys, sorry for lagging on this one! Just merged and rolled it out in |
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In many routing schemes, parameters can be mixed into the URL
as well as the query string. I have a use case where I want to return
the same object every time you hit an endpoint '/users/:id', so this
is my approach.
We just run everything normally as before; if no match is found, we
search the path for any '__' directories and run it again.