Routes

I released Routes 1.9 today, which is another step on the Road to Routes 2.0. Some of the highlights that people will be most interested that I had previously blogged about now available:

Routes has been a wonderfully successful project of mine as its used not just in Pylons but quite a few other small WSGI apps. It's even been integrated as a CherryPy URL dispatching option for those using TurboGears 1.

Sometimes, it amazes me whats possible fully utilizing WSGI middleware in an application stack. While it likely isn't something totally unique to the framework, the relative ease with which it can be done still sometimes gets me to grin.

This is slightly old as Routes 1.4 was released about a week and a half ago, but I thought it deserved some attention. There were a handful of fixes and some slightly major feature enhancements in 1.

It's been a busy month for Pylons, with lots of changes for the big internal API change in 0.9. The great news for those making Pylons apps right now with 0.

Ah yes, time for another release. This time its Routes 1.3.1, nothing too big to see here, thus the minor version increase. However if you were using Routes with the prefix option its highly recommended that you upgrade as there were 2 bugs specifically when used with that option that have been fixed.

I got Routes 1.2 out the door today, it's a fairly important update for 2 reasons: A bug crept in with 1.1 using the default controller directory scanner. The scanner wasn't properly retaining the directory prefix which causes mismatches when using controllers underneath a sub-directory.

I've released Routes 1.1 today after extending the unit tests for the new Groupings syntax and updating the docs. The new syntax is quite powerful and will hopefully make everyone using Routes rather happy.

The major feature I was waiting on for Routes 1.1 is for the most part done, mainly adding more unit tests for the new syntax now. As I mentioned previously when announcing Routes 1.

I've finally finished the documentation for Routes and as I mentioned earlier regarded releases am now ready for a 1.0 release. If you're curious about Routes and want to get up to speed, I'd suggest jumping straight to the Routes Manual.