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Make middleware depends on context
See original GitHub issueHi!
I have middleware that prefetch async data for further react rendering and it’s rely on some flags.
So that flags can be uniq for each request on server side, what means that I need something like context in middleware for each router.start(url). Or put middleware function on each router.start instead of applying it once on router creation.
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End of the month is what I’m aiming for. I have two weeks holiday starting tomorrow, and during the 2nd week I’ll be able to focus on it a lot more.
It is preferable. Since it’s not stateless, you can’t allow a single instance to be accessed by multiple requests.