How to use wildcard in URL and querystring ?

[jayamurugan parasuraman]

Is there any possibility to use wildcard (like  "*") in the path ? So that we can use any dynamic values.

Ex: /customer/*/123   this should handle URL like  /customer/asdefr%2Fyyhl/123 and if it not matches with /customer/*/123 [highlighted part] it should not give the response.

*(asterisk)  should handle any type of value like  "asdefr%2Fyyhl". 

[Brandon Byars]

Yes, but you have to use a regular expression syntax. ".*" (period-asterisk) represents anything (zero-or-more characters), or you could ensure that it's any character except the next forward slash with "[^/]+". It'd look like this:

"predicates":[

  {

    "matches": {

      "path": "/customer/[^/]+/123"

    }

  }

],

"responses": [...]

-Brandon

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[jayamurugan parasuraman]

Thanks a lot for the quick response.

I have one more clarification here,

While using matches predicate in the path as you mentioned above  "path": "/customer/[^/]+/123" it is working even if we add extra path structure like this

/customer/qwerty/123/345/test .

or 

/customer/qwerty/12345678

But what we require is it should match exactly with path apart from the regex pattern part.

Here we tried predicate as "equals" but it looks like regex pattern not accepting in equals. Is there any limitation here ?

{

    "equals": {

      "path": "/customer/[^/]+/123"

    }

Kindly let me know if you have any solution.

[Brandon Byars]

Sure. Regular expressions allow adding a $ to denote the end of string, so the regex would look like:

/customer/[^/]+/123$

-Brandon

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