Ambiguous method signature in ExpressJS. How to solve it?
I have two url signature
var userView = '/um/rest/queryview/:queryType/:queryRef'
var userDetail = '/um/rest/queryview/queryRef/:queryRef'
app.get(userView, function(req,res){console.log("userView")});
app.get(userDetail, function(req,res){console.log("user detail")});
If I fire http://localhost:8080/um/rest/queryview/queryRef/BH3RHM... the output turns out to be "userView" and not "user detail".
If I block the userView exposure /app.get(userView).../ then it works fine.
What is the best way to define the urls and it's methods then?
express
asked Nov 13 '18 at 12:14
TarunTarun
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I have two url signature
var userView = '/um/rest/queryview/:queryType/:queryRef'
var userDetail = '/um/rest/queryview/queryRef/:queryRef'
app.get(userView, function(req,res){console.log("userView")});
app.get(userDetail, function(req,res){console.log("user detail")});
If I fire http://localhost:8080/um/rest/queryview/queryRef/BH3RHM... the output turns out to be "userView" and not "user detail".
If I block the userView exposure /app.get(userView).../ then it works fine.
What is the best way to define the urls and it's methods then?
express
asked Nov 13 '18 at 12:14
TarunTarun
447512
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I have two url signature
var userView = '/um/rest/queryview/:queryType/:queryRef'
var userDetail = '/um/rest/queryview/queryRef/:queryRef'
app.get(userView, function(req,res){console.log("userView")});
app.get(userDetail, function(req,res){console.log("user detail")});
If I fire http://localhost:8080/um/rest/queryview/queryRef/BH3RHM... the output turns out to be "userView" and not "user detail".
If I block the userView exposure /app.get(userView).../ then it works fine.
What is the best way to define the urls and it's methods then?
express
asked Nov 13 '18 at 12:14
TarunTarun
447512
I have two url signature
var userView = '/um/rest/queryview/:queryType/:queryRef'
var userDetail = '/um/rest/queryview/queryRef/:queryRef'
app.get(userView, function(req,res){console.log("userView")});
app.get(userDetail, function(req,res){console.log("user detail")});
If I fire http://localhost:8080/um/rest/queryview/queryRef/BH3RHM... the output turns out to be "userView" and not "user detail".
If I block the userView exposure /app.get(userView).../ then it works fine.
What is the best way to define the urls and it's methods then?
express
express
asked Nov 13 '18 at 12:14
TarunTarun
447512
asked Nov 13 '18 at 12:14
TarunTarun
447512
asked Nov 13 '18 at 12:14
TarunTarun
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asked Nov 13 '18 at 12:14
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You just need to change the order of the routes.
Instead of:
app.get(userView, function(req,res){console.log("userView")});
app.get(userDetail, function(req,res){console.log("user detail")});
You can do this:
app.get(userDetail, function(req,res){console.log("user detail")});
app.get(userView, function(req,res){console.log("userView")});
This way express will try to match the userDetail url first, then try to match the userView url.
answered Nov 13 '18 at 13:11
André AdrianoAndré Adriano
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You just need to change the order of the routes.
Instead of:
app.get(userView, function(req,res){console.log("userView")});
app.get(userDetail, function(req,res){console.log("user detail")});
You can do this:
app.get(userDetail, function(req,res){console.log("user detail")});
app.get(userView, function(req,res){console.log("userView")});
This way express will try to match the userDetail url first, then try to match the userView url.
answered Nov 13 '18 at 13:11
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You just need to change the order of the routes.
Instead of:
app.get(userView, function(req,res){console.log("userView")});
app.get(userDetail, function(req,res){console.log("user detail")});
You can do this:
app.get(userDetail, function(req,res){console.log("user detail")});
app.get(userView, function(req,res){console.log("userView")});
This way express will try to match the userDetail url first, then try to match the userView url.
answered Nov 13 '18 at 13:11
André AdrianoAndré Adriano
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You just need to change the order of the routes.
Instead of:
app.get(userView, function(req,res){console.log("userView")});
app.get(userDetail, function(req,res){console.log("user detail")});
You can do this:
app.get(userDetail, function(req,res){console.log("user detail")});
app.get(userView, function(req,res){console.log("userView")});
This way express will try to match the userDetail url first, then try to match the userView url.
answered Nov 13 '18 at 13:11
André AdrianoAndré Adriano
3116
You just need to change the order of the routes.
Instead of:
app.get(userView, function(req,res){console.log("userView")});
app.get(userDetail, function(req,res){console.log("user detail")});
You can do this:
app.get(userDetail, function(req,res){console.log("user detail")});
app.get(userView, function(req,res){console.log("userView")});
This way express will try to match the userDetail url first, then try to match the userView url.
answered Nov 13 '18 at 13:11
André AdrianoAndré Adriano
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answered Nov 13 '18 at 13:11
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answered Nov 13 '18 at 13:11
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