A router for Rust's hyper framework using regular expressions.
Documentation is here
You can see the examples folder or check below.
A simple application to demonstrate how to use the router:
```rust extern crate hyper; extern crate reroute;
use hyper::Server; use hyper::server::{Request, Response}; use reroute::{Captures, Router};
fn digithandler(: Request, res: Response, c: Captures) { println!("captures: {:?}", c); res.send(b"It works for digits!").unwrap(); }
fn main() { let mut router = Router::new();
// Use raw strings so you don't need to escape patterns.
router.get(r"/(\d+)", digit_handler);
// There is no 404 handler added, so it will use the default defined in the
// library.
router.finalize().unwrap();
// You can pass the router to hyper's Server's handle function as it
// implements the Handle trait.
Server::http("127.0.0.1:3000").unwrap().handle(router).unwrap();
} ```
You can then hit localhost on port 3000 to see the responses based on the routes that you pass.
```sh curl localhost:3000/123 -> captures: Some(["/123", "123"]) It works for digits!
curl localhost:3000/faux -> No route found for /faux ```