improve trailing slash handling

anuragsoni / routes

typed bidirectional router for OCaml/ReasonML web applications

https://anuragsoni.github.io/routes/

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Closed anuragsoni closed 4 years ago

anuragsoni commented 4 years ago

This should prevent construction of routes that don't make much sense, ex: trail @--> ...

Changes from the previos version

Instead of separate nil and trail we just have nil
To distinguish between regular slash and trailing slash use /? vs //? (the extra slash used to indicate a trailing slash)
empty can be used to create a route that matches "/" and "", instead of nil @--> or worse trail @-->