Define routes in middleware

[Yang Yang]

Hi all,

I am currently adding a mock data middleware into my application.

My idea is using middleware as a mock server, and integrate with the production code. When an endpoint is not implemented in the app, it returns a mock data from middleware layer.

e.g

saying there's a server 

(
-> app
middleware

)

request a (GET: /not-in-app)

goes into the server, and hit middleware route (:/not-in-app) and return.

request a (GET: /in-app)

goes into the app, and hit middleware route somehow aware the app already handled the request and transparently pass the result to client.

I wonder is that possible, or in this scenario is middleware the best choice?

Thanks.

[James Reeves]

Why not use a catch-all route? Routes in Compojure (which I guess you're using?) are matched in order, so if you add a route after all of your others, that will be triggered only if all the other routes don't match.

- James

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