The multiplexer library provides a robust and customizable HTTP request router built on top of the standard net/http package in Go. It empowers developers to efficiently manage incoming requests, directing them to appropriate handlers based on URL patterns and methods.
Prerequisites: Go 1.22 or above
go get -u github.com/iarsham/multiplexerfunc main() {
mux := multiplexer.New(http.NewServeMux(), "/api")
mux.NotFound = http.HandlerFunc(notfound)
mux.MethodNotAllowed = http.HandlerFunc(allowed)
dynamic := multiplexer.NewChain(logMiddleware)
mux.Handle("GET /root", dynamic.WrapFunc(root))
authGroup := mux.Group("/user")
protected := dynamic.Append(authMiddleware)
authGroup.Handle("GET /home", protected.WrapFunc(home))
log.Fatal(http.ListenAndServe(":8000", mux))
}- Clear and Consistent Routing: Define routes using URL patterns that may include named capture groups (e.g., /users/:id).
- Base Path Support: Configure a base path to be prepended to all route patterns, simplifying organization within nested routing scenarios.
- Flexible Handler Registration: Register handlers using HandleFunc, Handle, or custom handler functions.
- Customizable Not Found and Method Not Allowed Handlers: Provide tailored responses for unmatched requests or unsupported methods.
- Sub-Routing with Grouping: Create nested routing hierarchies using the Group function, promoting better code organization.
Contributions are always welcome!
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Create a fork of the repository.
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Make your changes in a separate branch.
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Ensure your code adheres to Go's formatting and style conventions.
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Add unit tests for your changes.
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Submit a well-structured pull request with a clear description of your changes. ❤️🔥