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Multiple route handlers

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I was wondering if restana (or find-my-way, or other) could provide multiple callback functions to handle a request, like route handlers in express. This is the main impact that I have for migrating to restana. restana is great, well thought, thanks.

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jkyberneeescommented, Jan 31, 2019

Hi guys, thanks for your input here. @sarriaroman you are right, this feature is not supported either by the routers or by restana itself. We can seat an adapter on top, as you propose. If this can be part of restana project? I think so. Let’s follow up here again…

Thanks for collaborating.

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jkyberneeescommented, Feb 3, 2019

Hi @kaesar , JFYI: https://github.com/jkyberneees/ana/pull/20 Landing in 2.8.0 😉

Regards

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