v0.6.2

Bug fixes

• Fixes a TypeScript issue where the params property of the match result wasn't annotated as potentially null (#39).

v0.6.1

Bug fixes

• Fixes an issue when the return statement of the match function couldn't be properly type annotated in TypeScript (#34).

import { Match, match } from 'node-match-path'

const fn = (): Match => {
  return match(a, b)
}

v0.6.0

Breaking changes

• The wildcard (*) now matches from zero to any amount of characters (previously from one to any) (#30, #31).

/user/details*
+/user/details
+/user/details0
+/user/details/arbitrary

v0.5.2

Bug fixes

• Fixes an issue that resulted into a path parameter to match more than the respective portion of the path string (#28).

Expected: /user/:userId/suffix
-Used to match: /user/abc-123/suffix
-Used to match: /user/abc-123/arbitrary/segments/suffix
+Now matches only: /user/abc-123/suffix

v0.5.1

Bug fixes

• Allows underscore (_) in the path parameter names (#26, #27).

v0.5.0

Breaking changes

• Path matching is now case-insensitive (#24, #25).

v0.4.3

Bug fixes

• Fixes an issue that produces an invalid match when given a path string with an extension: /files/:filename.json (#17, #18).
• Updates dependencies (#19).

v0.4.1

Fixes

• Fixes support of both path parameter and wildcard in a single path (#10, #13)
• Fixes cases when having a one character long path parameter resulted into no parameter being matched (#12, #14)

v0.4.0

Breaking changes

• Given a RegExp, the library now performs a weak match, giving you a full control over the match.

import { match } from 'node-match-path'

match(/\/user\//, 'https://my.api.com/user/any') // { "match": true }

Internal

• Updates dependencies