Routex.Extension.Interpolation (Routex v1.2.2)

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A route may be defined with a routes Routex.Attrs interpolated into it. These interpolations are specified using the usual #{variable} interpolation syntax. Unlike some other routing solutions, interpolation is not restricted to the beginning of routes.

In combination with...

Other extensions set Routex.Attrs. The attributes an extension sets is listed in it's documentation. To define custom attributes for routes have a look at Routex.Extension.Alternatives

When using Routex.Extension.Alternatives you might want to disable auto prefixing for the whole Routex backend (see Routex.Extension.Alternatives) or per route (see Routex).

Bare base route

The route as specified in the Router will be stripped from any interpolation syntax. This allows you to use routes without interpolation syntax in your templates (e.g. ~p"/products") and have them verified by Verified Routes. The routes will be rendered with interpolated attributes at run time.

Configuration

none

Usage 

# file /lib/example_web/routes.ex
live "/products/#{locale}/:id", ProductLive.Index, :index

Pseudo result 

    # in combination with Routex.Extension.Alternatives with auto prefix
    # disabled and 3 branches. It splits the routes and sets the :locale
    # attribute which is used for interpolation.

    Route                      Generated
                               ⇒ /products/en/:id
    /products/#{locale}/:id/   ⇒ /products/fr/:id
                               ⇒ /products/fr/:id

## Routex.Attrs Requires - none

Sets - none