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add UseRawPath option

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Slightly updated version for issues #208 and #284 based on original code in pr #209 from @halorium

darrenparkinson

allow router to use request.URL.RawPath

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This addresses issue #208 When a path parameter contains url escaped characters (especially "/" as "%2F") it uses the raw path and doesn't automatically unescape the path. This adds a...

halorium

Subrouter / RouteGroups

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Note: This is similar to closed / rejected issue #57. The difference here is that the RouteGroup imposes no request overhead as it's only a proxy to the Router.METHOD() functions...

dbudworth

Why make catchAll form so special

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If I add a route "/*a", the tree should be "{path:""}->{path:""}->{path:"/*a"}". Why not make it just like param form? I feel much confused, I just don't understand why it should...

superbest777

* Remove the valid variable, instead use hardcoded values * Break the loop when encounter an invalid ':' or '*'

SubhoBasak

Hi! I need a router that is able to re-register (or remove) a handler. Adding the remove path function looks too complex a task, however, removing [this condition](https://github.com/julienschmidt/httprouter/blob/master/tree.go#L209) seems to...

dchukmasov

is it possible to get the registered path?

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I'm about to use httprouter in a http api gateway, and use httprouter to match path. i do not need a handle function, so i register paths with an empty...

yumxu

Any plan to release next version v1.4?

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36 commits to master since v1.3 release. benchmark result: https://github.com/the-benchmarker/web-frameworks

appleboy

httprouter.ParamsWithContext(r.Context()) is returning []

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Using alice with httprouter to chain middleware and wrapping params before passing it to the middleware function. ``` func (s *Server) wrap(next http.Handler) httprouter.Handle { return func(w http.ResponseWriter, r *http.Request,...

samirprakash

Router should use raw HTTP path for route matching

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At the moment, `"/param1a%2fparam1b/tail"` matches route `"head/:param1/:param2/tail"` instead of `":param1/tail"`. There's no way we can have a `'/'` in a URL param.

weiwei-lin