Correct lookup with shared key and glob

Properly skip nodes and continue lookup when the key to be looked up
shares partial elements with others.

With the following scenario:

  tree = Radix::Tree(Symbol).new
  tree.add "/*glob", :catch_all
  tree.add "/resources", :resources
  tree.add "/robots.txt", :robots

When attempt to lookup for `/reviews`, it will now correctly return
`:catch_all` as found.

Fixes #23
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Luis Lavena 2021-01-30 22:25:26 -03:00
parent edcdddcd73
commit 93247cd33a
3 changed files with 26 additions and 6 deletions

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@ -6,6 +6,9 @@ so please check *Changed* and *Removed* notes before upgrading.
## [Unreleased]
### Fixed
- Correct lookup issue caused by partial shared key with glob [#23](https://github.com/luislavena/radix/issues/23)
### Removed
- Remove `Radix::Result#key` since exposes internal details about structure (breaking change)

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@ -451,6 +451,19 @@ module Radix
result.params.has_key?("anything").should be_true
result.params["anything"].should eq("cancelled")
end
it "does prefer root catch all over specific partially shared key" do
tree = Tree(Symbol).new
tree.add "/*anything", :root_catch_all
tree.add "/robots.txt", :robots
tree.add "/resources", :resources
result = tree.find("/reviews")
result.found?.should be_true
result.payload.should eq(:root_catch_all)
result.params.has_key?("anything").should be_true
result.params["anything"].should eq("reviews")
end
end
context "dealing with named parameters" do

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@ -315,13 +315,17 @@ module Radix
node.children.each do |child|
# check if child key is a named parameter, catch all or shares parts
# with new path
if (child.key[0]? == '*' || child.key[0]? == ':') ||
_shared_key?(new_path, child.key)
# consider this node for key but don't use payload
result.use node, payload: false
if (child.glob? || child.named?) || _shared_key?(new_path, child.key)
# traverse branch to determine if valid
find new_path, result, child
return
if result.found?
# stop iterating over nodes
return
else
# move to next child
next
end
end
end