| 1 | // @ts-ignore
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| 2 | export function routeMatcher(paths) {
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| 3 | // EXAMPLE. For the following paths:
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| 4 | /* [
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| 5 | "/orgs/:org/invitations",
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| 6 | "/repos/:owner/:repo/collaborators/:username"
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| 7 | ] */
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| 8 | // @ts-ignore
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| 9 | const regexes = paths.map((path) => path
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| 10 | .split("/")
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| 11 | // @ts-ignore
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| 12 | .map((c) => (c.startsWith("{") ? "(?:.+?)" : c))
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| 13 | .join("/"));
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| 14 | // 'regexes' would contain:
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| 15 | /* [
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| 16 | '/orgs/(?:.+?)/invitations',
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| 17 | '/repos/(?:.+?)/(?:.+?)/collaborators/(?:.+?)'
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| 18 | ] */
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| 19 | // @ts-ignore
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| 20 | const regex = `^(?:${regexes.map((r) => `(?:${r})`).join("|")})[^/]*$`;
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| 21 | // 'regex' would contain:
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| 22 | /*
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| 23 | ^(?:(?:\/orgs\/(?:.+?)\/invitations)|(?:\/repos\/(?:.+?)\/(?:.+?)\/collaborators\/(?:.+?)))[^\/]*$
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| 24 |
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| 25 | It may look scary, but paste it into https://www.debuggex.com/
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| 26 | and it will make a lot more sense!
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| 27 | */
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| 28 | return new RegExp(regex, "i");
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| 29 | }
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