this has been brought up in previous (closed) issues such as #174 and #566.
there are some situations where this could be useful. an example would be a filesystem browser + editor, with routes that correspond to the file's path like so:
- GET
/files/{path:*}/edit
- DELETE
/files/{path:*}/delete
- POST
/files/{path:*}/upload
path:* would match 0 or more path segments, meaning the following urls are valid:
/files/one/two/three/four/edit/files/foo/bar.txt/edit/files/upload
i'm willing to open a PR to implement this.
this has been brought up in previous (closed) issues such as #174 and #566.
there are some situations where this could be useful. an example would be a filesystem browser + editor, with routes that correspond to the file's path like so:
/files/{path:*}/edit/files/{path:*}/delete/files/{path:*}/uploadpath:*would match 0 or more path segments, meaning the following urls are valid:/files/one/two/three/four/edit/files/foo/bar.txt/edit/files/uploadi'm willing to open a PR to implement this.