I would like to be able to take a URI from the body of an HTTP request, something like:
/products/1234
and programmatically determine that this matches to a route:
/products/{id}
with "id" = 1234. This is obviously something the ozzo-routing framework is doing internally, and from a cursory inspection it looks like it could probably be accomplished by exposing the "store" object publicly.
Does this make sense? I'm happy to have a look at how it could be done in a separate fork... would a PR be considered if I can get it to work?
I would like to be able to take a URI from the body of an HTTP request, something like:
/products/1234
and programmatically determine that this matches to a route:
/products/{id}
with "id" = 1234. This is obviously something the ozzo-routing framework is doing internally, and from a cursory inspection it looks like it could probably be accomplished by exposing the "store" object publicly.
Does this make sense? I'm happy to have a look at how it could be done in a separate fork... would a PR be considered if I can get it to work?