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egg-path-matching
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npm install egg-path-matching
import { pathMatching } from 'egg-path-matching';
const options = {
ignore: '/api', // string will use parsed by path-to-regexp
// support regexp
ignore: /^\/api/,
// support function
ignore: ctx => ctx.path.startsWith('/api'),
// support Array
ignore: [ ctx => ctx.path.startsWith('/api'), /^\/foo$/, '/bar'],
// support match or ignore
match: '/api',
};
const match = pathMatching(options);
assert.equal(match({ path: '/api' }), true);
assert.equal(match({ path: '/api/hello' }), true);
assert.equal(match({ path: '/api' }), true);
match
{String | RegExp | Function | Array} - if request path hit options.match
, will return true
, otherwise will return false
.ignore
{String | RegExp | Function | Array} - if request path hit options.ignore
, will return false
, otherwise will return true
.ignore
and match
can not both be presented.
and if neither ignore
nor match
presented, the new function will always return true
.
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FAQs
match or ignore url path
The npm package egg-path-matching receives a total of 18,440 weekly downloads. As such, egg-path-matching popularity was classified as popular.
We found that egg-path-matching demonstrated a healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released less than a year ago. It has 2 open source maintainers collaborating on the project.
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