fix(router)!: don't prefix / to a pattern that starts with a {/…} group - #239
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- Line 501: Update mergeGroup to reject inGroup before merging into or appending
to an existing segment, so nested optional delimiter groups fail before
producing invalid route syntax. Preserve the supported whole-segment reversal
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| if (inGroup || body.charCodeAt(0) !== 47 /* / */) { | ||
| throw new Error(`rou3: optional group "{${body}}?" has no preceding segment`); | ||
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| segments.push(`{${body}}?`); |
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Reject nested delimiter groups before wrapping the root body.
applyOptional passes inGroup to mergeGroup, but mergeGroup checks it only when no preceding segment exists. The cited regex therefore produces "{/a{/b}?}?/c", which addRoute rejects as nested delimiter syntax.
Reject inGroup before appending to an existing segment. The supported whole-segment reversals avoid this merge path.
Suggested fix
function mergeGroup(segments: string[], body: string, inGroup?: boolean): void {
+ if (inGroup) {
+ throw new Error(`rou3: optional group "{${body}}?" cannot nest`);
+ }
if (segments.length === 0) {
- if (inGroup || body.charCodeAt(0) !== 47 /* / */) {
+ if (body.charCodeAt(0) !== 47 /* / */) {
throw new Error(`rou3: optional group "{${body}}?" has no preceding segment`);
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Review comment at @src/regexp-to-route.ts at line 501:
Update mergeGroup to reject inGroup before merging into or appending to an
existing segment, so nested optional delimiter groups fail before producing
invalid route syntax. Preserve the supported whole-segment reversal behavior.
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join slot moves to 5 (main uses 3/4 for `plain` / `inPlace`); fixtures, tests and docs follow the greedy `*`.
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addRoute,removeRouteandrouteToRegExpput a/in front of any pattern that doesn't start with one. That is for relative patterns (foo/:id). A pattern starting with{/…}is already absolute in URLPattern (WPT gives{/:foo}baras the canonical form of/:foo\bar), so the extra/added an empty first segment.Before / after
Checked against Node 24's
URLPattern. Tree, JIT, AOT androuteToRegExpagree in every row.{/:a}?/b/b,/x/b//b,//x/b/b,/x/b{/:a}/b/x/b//x/b/x/b{/:a}?/x(and the empty pathname)/,//x/,/x(like/:a?){/a}?{/:b}?/c/c,/a/c,/x/c,/a/x/c//c,//a/c, …{/:foo}bar/bazbar//bazbar/bazbar{}/a,{/}a/a//a/a{a}?/b/b/a/b,//b/a/b,/b{:x}?/b/b/x/b,//b/x/b,/b{/a}?b,{/:a}?.png,{/a}?{.json}?/ab,/x.png,/a,/a.json//ab,/b, …{(\d+)}?/*/x:{ 1: "x" }//x:{ 1: "x" }/x:{ 1: "x" }{a}/b,{:x}/b/a/b,/x/brouteNodeKeys("{/:a}?/b")["//b", "//*/b"]["/b", "/*/b"]Rule
absolutePattern()(operations/_utils.ts) is now the one prefix rule. A pattern starting with/or{is left alone. For a leading group (pre === ""),expandGroupDelimitersapplies the same rule to each expansion:/is absolute.{/:a}?is/:aor/./:{a}?/bis/a/bor/b.{belongs to the next group ({/a}?{/:b}?/c).A relative expansion still gets a
/, so{a}/band{:x}/bbehave as before. URLPattern never matches those on an absolute path. The only change for them is that{a}?/band{:x}?/bdrop the//bthey had and match/b, which is what URLPattern does. This follows rou3's relative-pattern rule and is listed in the README differences table and inLEADING_GROUP_DIFFS.Reserved: text right after a leading
{/…}?throws (rou3: text after a leading \{/...}?` (), also fromremoveRouteandregExpToRoute), for example{/a}?b,{/:a}?.png,{/a}?{.json}?and{/a}?{b}?/c. The pattern is absolute, but without the group the route would be relative, a form URLPattern gives no meaning ({/a}?bmatches only/abthere). The per-expansion rule would have guessed/b,/.pngand/.json. After a leading{/…}?come/, another{/…}group, or nothing. This is pinned inRESERVED_SYNTAX_ROUTES`.Escaped braces (
\{/a\}) are literals, so the pattern stays relative.{/…}+/{/…}*still throw, and now quote the pattern as written (rou3: unsupported \{}+` ({/a}+)`). All of this runs at insert time; the lookup path is unchanged.Consistency
expandedRouteIdreads a leading-group pattern after a/, because the split drops a path's first piece. It also marks the result with{, which no other identity starts with. The/alone keeps{/:a}?/bapart from/b,/{/:a}?/band{x/:a}?/b. The mark is needed for{a}?/bvs/{a}?/b: read after a/they are the same text, and both register/a/b. A test now fails without the mark.{…:removeRoutedoesn't validate, so a pattern with no group to expand and no leading/({oops/users/:id,{abc/x,{(}/x,{) now removes nothing. Before this fix it removed/users/:id,/xor/. Tested._removeRoutenow threadsinputlike_add. SoremoveRoute(r, "", "{/a}?{/b}?c")quotes({/a}?{/b}?c), not the expansion({/b}?c), and a misplaced modifier quotes the pattern instead of(undefined)(/a/pre-:x+;mainhas thatundefinedtoo).regExpToRoute's leading-group check quotes the whole route. The README says which reserved syntaxremoveRoutethrows on. Tested on the message text.**capture like URLPattern #234'sskipGroup): a relative leading group's captures are counted after its/, so{(\d+)}?/*on/xis{ 1: "x" }, as in URLPattern. Without that, the rebase onto fix(router)!: key a bare**capture like URLPattern #234 would have keyed it0.mainwas never affected.routeToRegExp:inlineOptionalGroupbuilds the full expansion with the same/, so{a}?/bgives^(?:\/a)?\/b\/?$.{/:a}?/:b?and{/a}?{/:b}?/cfall back to alternation, like their non-leading versions (/a{/:x}?/:y?), and are added toSWEEP_DUPLICATE_NAME_PATTERNS.regExpToRoute: a root optional of whole segments with nothing to merge onto now comes back as a leading group (^(?:\/(?<_0>\d+))?\/b→{/(\d+)}?/b). It used to throw "no preceding segment" because no route could express it. A root in-segment optional (^(?:foo)?) still throws. It also throws where the route would be invalid: a group inside a group (^(?:\/a(?:\/b)?)?\/cgave{/a{/b}?}?/c, and after a segment too,/z{/a{/b}?}?/c, whichmainalso produced) and text after a leading group (^(?:\/a)?(?:b)?\/c).compareRoutes/routeNodeKeys: these go throughaddRoute, so they follow. Pinned cases:{/:a}?/bequals/:a?/b, and is disjoint from//b.InferRouteParamsreads names, not segments, so no change. Pinned.WPT
No in-scope WPT entry uses a leading
{/…}pattern:{/bar}has abaseURL, and{/:foo}baronly appears as anexpected_obj. No known-diff entry changed. I added aLEADING_GROUP_CASESside table, checked on all three strategies and against the runtime'sURLPattern, and aLEADING_GROUP_DIFFStable that asserts URLPattern doesn't match those cases.Tests
The regression tests fail on
mainand pass here: router, JIT/AOT,routeToRegExp,removeRoute,routeNodeKeys, overlap, types, URLPattern parity. There are also new regex fixtures, 16 sweep patterns (regex ≡ router, reversal, PCRE/RE2), and the Node 22 gate for the two alternation shapes. Rebased onto6ca457a(#234).pnpm testpasses on Node 24 (2767 passed), and the full vitest run passes on Node 22 (2719 passed). The reviewer's fuzz finds 0 regex/tree/JIT mismatches over 257,720 patterns.Bundle: +171 B raw / +88 B gzip over
main(11474 / 4841). The budget is raised, with a note.absolutePatternuses a regex test (it runs only at insert time) and the error message an ASCII..., which esbuild would otherwise escape.🤖 Generated with AI assistant
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