Route rule that is an array seems to do a case sensitive match against route.

[ducka]

I noticed if you define a rule that is an array of acceptable values on a route, the matching algorithim in crossroads does a case sensitive match against the the acceptable values. Is this the expected behavior? I would assume such a match would be case insensitive. It also doesn't mention anything about case sensitivity in your documentation.

var route = crossroads.addRoute("/{controller}/:action:", function(controller, action) {
    // do stuff...
});

router.rules = {
    controller: ["testcontroller"]
}

crossroads.parse("/TestController/action");

Thanks for writing this library. It's been a great help!

[millermedeiros]

uhm, good catch. When the rule is an Array it simply does an indexOf search. What do you feel would be the proper approach? Add a new setting to toggle behavior or make it case insensitive?

[ducka]

Ah I see. Well, I've only been using URL Routing libraries for a short while now, but I struggle to think of a situation where I would need case sensitivity in a URL. Perhaps making the match case insensitive without the behavior toggle would be appropriate? Can you think of a situation where you would need case sensitive matching?

[millermedeiros]

Yeah, it makes sense to always be case insensitive. Added it to the v0.9.0 bucket since I still didn't had time to release it (just missing the documentation). It's easy to implement and shouldn't affect legacy projects (since I also don't think case sensitivity matters in this case). Thanks for reporting it.

[ducka]

Awesome, thanks for that!

[millermedeiros]

@ducka I'm still unsure about this, specially since crossroads is case sensitive on the route matching, callbacks arguments and function validation rule. see #53 for more details.

[ducka]

Hmm, I've since come to realise this myself @millermedeiros... I'll comment on that other issue.