feat: add legacyRoutes option #223
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This adds the `legacyRoutes` option, defaulted to `true`.
When `legacyRoutes` is true, the `?` character will automatically be
escaped:
```ts
server.respondWith('GET', '/hello?world', handler);
```
When it is false (future default), `?` has a special meaning in that it
denotes which parameters in a path are optional. Due to this, it will
not be escaped automatically:
```ts
server.respondWith('GET', '/hello\\?world', handler);
// so we can have optional params
server.respondWith('GET', '/hello/:param?', handler);
```
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Perfect. Thank you.
I don't see how, but this is fine as is. |
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This adds the
legacyRoutesoption, defaulted totrue.When
legacyRoutesis true, the?character will automatically be escaped:When it is false (future default),
?has a special meaning in that it denotes which parameters in a path are optional. Due to this, it will not be escaped automatically:something like this @fatso83 maybe
though i do wonder if we could do some smarts here and auto-escape all
?except those following a param 馃