I am working with http_router within a Goliath 0.9.4 project. I have a route with a variable path segment at the end, of which the value can contain multiple periods. If I add in the (.:format) specifier, then everything following the first period in the value of this path segment is truncated.
...then the resulting value I receive for the :bar parameter is just "baz" instead of "baz.bat".
Is there any workaround for this? I'm thinking that the (.:format) specifier should not be parsing out everything following the first period... it should be looking for the last period in the parameter value.
Hi Josh,
I am working with http_router within a Goliath 0.9.4 project. I have a route with a variable path segment at the end, of which the value can contain multiple periods. If I add in the (.:format) specifier, then everything following the first period in the value of this path segment is truncated.
For example, if I specify my route as such:
get '/foo/:bar(.:format)'
...and the incoming request looks like this:
http://localhost/foo/baz.bat.json
...then the resulting value I receive for the :bar parameter is just "baz" instead of "baz.bat".
Is there any workaround for this? I'm thinking that the (.:format) specifier should not be parsing out everything following the first period... it should be looking for the last period in the parameter value.
Thanks, Adam