Add glob-style pattern matching to webserver uri handling #5467
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earlephilhower
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Mar 12, 2019
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I like the sheer simplicity of this, but I think we need to put in its use in an example somewhere.
The original bug talks about using the last bit as a parameter to something else. Maybe have this set a PWM value on the LED pin in the example, taking a URI of /pwm/* and parsing out the final integer?
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Thanks for your PR, but the core and libraries have changed enough that this PR now has a merge conflict. Could you merge it manually with the latest core, so we can consider it for future releases? |
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Closing in favor of #6696 |
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Fixes #2019 .
This is an alternate proposal to #5214 .
This adds glob-style pattern matching to the webserver uri handling. Glob patterns are what is used in command line. Examples:
server.on("/devices/*", devicesCB)would match any request that starts with /devices/ and call the devicesCB callback.server.on("/led?", ...)would match a request that starts with /led and is followed by one char, such as /led1 or /ledA.server.on("*yomama*", ...)would match a request that contains yomama anywhere in it.For more details see
man globorman fnmatchunder *nix.