route method Null safety
- String pattern
Adds a route that Controllers can be linked to.
Routers allow for multiple linked controllers. A request that matches pattern
will be sent to the controller linked to this method's return value.
The pattern
must follow the rules of route patterns (see also http://conduit.io/docs/http/routing/).
A pattern consists of one or more path segments, e.g. "/path" or "/path/to".
A path segment can be:
- A literal string (e.g.
users
) - A path variable: a literal string prefixed with
:
(e.g.:id
) - A wildcard: the character
*
A path variable may contain a regular expression by placing the expression in parentheses immediately after the variable name. (e.g. :id(/d+)
).
A path segment is required by default. Path segments may be marked as optional
by wrapping them in square brackets []
.
Here are some example routes:
/users
/users/:id
/users/[:id]
/users/:id/friends/[:friendID]
/locations/:name([^0-9])
/files/*
Implementation
Linkable route(String pattern) {
final routeController = _RouteController(
RouteSpecification.specificationsForRoutePattern(pattern),
);
_routeControllers.add(routeController);
return routeController;
}