NAME

Router::R3 - URL router library with high performance

SYNOPSIS

            

              
              
use Router::R3;
my $router = Router::R3->new(
  '/static/index.html' => 1,
  '/post/{id}' => 2,
  '/post_comment/{id:\d+}/{id2}' => 3,
);
my($match, $captures);
($match, $captures) = $router->match('/static/index.html'); # (1, {})
($match, $captures) = $router->match('/post/123'); # (2, { id => '123' })
($match, $captures) = $router->match('/post_comment/123/456'); # (3, { id => '123', id2 => '456' })
($match, $captures) = $router->match('/post_comment/xxx/456'); # ()  no match
# or you can pass a hashref or an arrayref when Router::R3->new
my $router = Router::R3->new(['/static', 1, '/post/{id}', 2]);
my $router = Router::R3->new({'/static' => 1, '/post/{id}' => 2});
# The latter one of each rule could be any perl scalar
#  It'll be given to you when the rule is matched.
#  It's better not to put anything which is treated as false here.
            
          

DESCRIPTION

This mod is a XS wrapper around a C library R3.

R3 is an URL router library with high performance, thus, it's implemented in C. It compiles your route paths into a prefix trie.

By using the constructed prefix trie in the start-up time, you can dispatch routes with efficiency.

PATTERN SYNTAX

            

              
              
/blog/post/{id}        use [^/]+ regular expression by default.
/blog/post/{id:\d+}    use `\d+` regular expression instead of default.
/blog/post/{id:\d{2}}  use `\d{2}` regular expression instead of default.
            
          

INSTALLATION

Install from CPAN:

            

              
              
$ cpanm Router::R3
            
          

Or from GitHub:

            

              
              
$ git clone https://github.com/CindyLinz/Perl-Router-R3.git
$ cd Perl-Router-R3
$ cpanm -v --installdeps .
            
          

METHODS

$router = Router::R3->new(...)

            

              
              
The constructor
            
          

($matched, \%captures) = $router->match($test_string)

            

              
              
Match strings
            
          

Benchmark

            

              
              
Benchmarking 'plain string matching' by path '/corge/quux/bar'
===============================================================
                Rate  HTTP::Router Router::Simple  Router::Boom    Router::R3
HTTP::Router      203/s            --           -89%         -100%         -100%
Router::Simple   1782/s          779%             --          -99%         -100%
Router::Boom   168658/s        83094%          9365%            --          -82%
Router::R3     954407/s       470684%         53461%          466%            --
Benchmarking 'regexp string matching' by path '/post/2012/03'
===============================================================
                Rate  HTTP::Router Router::Simple  Router::Boom    Router::R3
HTTP::Router     1076/s            --           -88%          -99%         -100%
Router::Simple   9309/s          765%             --          -91%          -97%
Router::Boom   104387/s         9602%          1021%            --          -66%
Router::R3     306925/s        28426%          3197%          194%            --
Benchmarking 'first charactar matching' by path '/'
===============================================================
                    Rate  HTTP::Router Router::Simple Router::Boom    Router::R3
HTTP::Router      3839/s            --           -87%         -98%         -100%
Router::Simple   30545/s          696%             --         -83%          -98%
Router::Boom    180555/s         4603%           491%           --          -88%
Router::R3     1535999/s        39910%          4929%         751%            --
            
          

SEE ALSO

The original C version "github repository" by c9s

This mod's "github repository" All the source files with this mod are in the Router-R3 directory.

AUTHOR

Cindy Wang (CindyLinz)

COPYRIGHT AND LICENSE

Copyright (C) 2014 by Cindy Wang (CindyLinz)

This library is free software; you can redistribute it and/or modify it under the same terms as Perl itself, either Perl version 5.8 or, at your option, any later version of Perl 5 you may have available.