I have the following routes:
router.Methods("POST").Path("/my_post_01").HandlerFunc(myHandler1)
router.Methods("GET").Path("/my_get_01").HandlerFunc(myHandler2)
router.Methods("POST").Path("/my_post_02").HandlerFunc(myHandler3)
router.Methods("GET").Path("/my_get_02").HandlerFunc(myHandler4)
router.Methods("POST").Path("/my_post_03").HandlerFunc(myHandler5)
router.Methods("GET").Path("/my_get_03").HandlerFunc(myHandler6)
router.Methods("POST").Path("/my_post_04").HandlerFunc(myHandler7)
router.Methods("GET").Path("/my_get_04").HandlerFunc(myHandler8)
router.Methods("POST").Path("/my_post_05").HandlerFunc(myHandler9)
router.Methods("GET").Path("/my_get_05").HandlerFunc(myHandler10)
As I have more and more routes, it gets harder to manage.
I want to do something like:
router.Path("/my/*").HandleFunc(mypackage.RegisterHandler)
with all handlers being separated in another package
Is there any way that I can match those paths in a separate package?
Thanks,
You could create a package for your router then import said package and add your routes.
Router
package router
var Router = mux.NewRouter()
// handle "/my/" routes
var MyRouter = Router.PathPrefix("/my").Subrouter()
another package
import "/path/to/router"
func init() {
router.MyRouter.Methods("POST").Path("/post_01").HandlerFunc(myHandler1)
}
In main
import "/path/to/router"
func main() {
http.Handle("/", router.Router)
//...
}
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