import { NEXT_INTERCEPTION_MARKER_PREFIX, NEXT_QUERY_PARAM_PREFIX, } from '../../../../lib/constants' import { INTERCEPTION_ROUTE_MARKERS } from './interception-routes' import { escapeStringRegexp } from '../../escape-regexp' import { removeTrailingSlash } from './remove-trailing-slash' export interface Group { pos: number repeat: boolean optional: boolean } export interface RouteRegex { groups: { [groupName: string]: Group } re: RegExp } type GetNamedRouteRegexOptions = { /** * Whether to prefix the route keys with the NEXT_INTERCEPTION_MARKER_PREFIX * or NEXT_QUERY_PARAM_PREFIX. This is only relevant when creating the * routes-manifest during the build. */ prefixRouteKeys: boolean /** * Whether to include the suffix in the route regex. This means that when you * have something like `/[...slug].json` the `.json` part will be included * in the regex, yielding `/(.*).json` as the regex. */ includeSuffix?: boolean /** * Whether to include the prefix in the route regex. This means that when you * have something like `/[...slug].json` the `/` part will be included * in the regex, yielding `^/(.*).json$` as the regex. * * Note that interception markers will already be included without the need */ includePrefix?: boolean /** * Whether to exclude the optional trailing slash from the route regex. */ excludeOptionalTrailingSlash?: boolean /** * Whether to backtrack duplicate keys. This is only relevant when creating * the routes-manifest during the build. */ backreferenceDuplicateKeys?: boolean } type GetRouteRegexOptions = { /** * Whether to include extra parts in the route regex. This means that when you * have something like `/[...slug].json` the `.json` part will be included * in the regex, yielding `/(.*).json` as the regex. */ includeSuffix?: boolean /** * Whether to include the prefix in the route regex. This means that when you * have something like `/[...slug].json` the `/` part will be included * in the regex, yielding `^/(.*).json$` as the regex. * * Note that interception markers will already be included without the need * of adding this option. */ includePrefix?: boolean /** * Whether to exclude the optional trailing slash from the route regex. */ excludeOptionalTrailingSlash?: boolean } /** * Regular expression pattern used to match route parameters. * Matches both single parameters and parameter groups. * Examples: * - `[[...slug]]` matches parameter group with key 'slug', repeat: true, optional: true * - `[...slug]` matches parameter group with key 'slug', repeat: true, optional: false * - `[[foo]]` matches parameter with key 'foo', repeat: false, optional: true * - `[bar]` matches parameter with key 'bar', repeat: false, optional: false */ const PARAMETER_PATTERN = /^([^[]*)\[((?:\[[^\]]*\])|[^\]]+)\](.*)$/ /** * Parses a given parameter from a route to a data structure that can be used * to generate the parametrized route. * Examples: * - `[[...slug]]` -> `{ key: 'slug', repeat: true, optional: true }` * - `[...slug]` -> `{ key: 'slug', repeat: true, optional: false }` * - `[[foo]]` -> `{ key: 'foo', repeat: false, optional: true }` * - `[bar]` -> `{ key: 'bar', repeat: false, optional: false }` * - `fizz` -> `{ key: 'fizz', repeat: false, optional: false }` * @param param - The parameter to parse. * @returns The parsed parameter as a data structure. */ export function parseParameter(param: string) { const match = param.match(PARAMETER_PATTERN) if (!match) { return parseMatchedParameter(param) } return parseMatchedParameter(match[2]) } /** * Parses a matched parameter from the PARAMETER_PATTERN regex to a data structure that can be used * to generate the parametrized route. * Examples: * - `[...slug]` -> `{ key: 'slug', repeat: true, optional: true }` * - `...slug` -> `{ key: 'slug', repeat: true, optional: false }` * - `[foo]` -> `{ key: 'foo', repeat: false, optional: true }` * - `bar` -> `{ key: 'bar', repeat: false, optional: false }` * @param param - The matched parameter to parse. * @returns The parsed parameter as a data structure. */ function parseMatchedParameter(param: string) { const optional = param.startsWith('[') && param.endsWith(']') if (optional) { param = param.slice(1, -1) } const repeat = param.startsWith('...') if (repeat) { param = param.slice(3) } return { key: param, repeat, optional } } function getParametrizedRoute( route: string, includeSuffix: boolean, includePrefix: boolean ) { const groups: { [groupName: string]: Group } = {} let groupIndex = 1 const segments: string[] = [] for (const segment of removeTrailingSlash(route).slice(1).split('/')) { const markerMatch = INTERCEPTION_ROUTE_MARKERS.find((m) => segment.startsWith(m) ) const paramMatches = segment.match(PARAMETER_PATTERN) // Check for parameters if (markerMatch && paramMatches && paramMatches[2]) { const { key, optional, repeat } = parseMatchedParameter(paramMatches[2]) groups[key] = { pos: groupIndex++, repeat, optional } segments.push(`/${escapeStringRegexp(markerMatch)}([^/]+?)`) } else if (paramMatches && paramMatches[2]) { const { key, repeat, optional } = parseMatchedParameter(paramMatches[2]) groups[key] = { pos: groupIndex++, repeat, optional } if (includePrefix && paramMatches[1]) { segments.push(`/${escapeStringRegexp(paramMatches[1])}`) } let s = repeat ? (optional ? '(?:/(.+?))?' : '/(.+?)') : '/([^/]+?)' // Remove the leading slash if includePrefix already added it. if (includePrefix && paramMatches[1]) { s = s.substring(1) } segments.push(s) } else { segments.push(`/${escapeStringRegexp(segment)}`) } // If there's a suffix, add it to the segments if it's enabled. if (includeSuffix && paramMatches && paramMatches[3]) { segments.push(escapeStringRegexp(paramMatches[3])) } } return { parameterizedRoute: segments.join(''), groups, } } /** * From a normalized route this function generates a regular expression and * a corresponding groups object intended to be used to store matching groups * from the regular expression. */ export function getRouteRegex( normalizedRoute: string, { includeSuffix = false, includePrefix = false, excludeOptionalTrailingSlash = false, }: GetRouteRegexOptions = {} ): RouteRegex { const { parameterizedRoute, groups } = getParametrizedRoute( normalizedRoute, includeSuffix, includePrefix ) let re = parameterizedRoute if (!excludeOptionalTrailingSlash) { re += '(?:/)?' } return { re: new RegExp(`^${re}$`), groups: groups, } } /** * Builds a function to generate a minimal routeKey using only a-z and minimal * number of characters. */ function buildGetSafeRouteKey() { let i = 0 return () => { let routeKey = '' let j = ++i while (j > 0) { routeKey += String.fromCharCode(97 + ((j - 1) % 26)) j = Math.floor((j - 1) / 26) } return routeKey } } function getSafeKeyFromSegment({ interceptionMarker, getSafeRouteKey, segment, routeKeys, keyPrefix, backreferenceDuplicateKeys, }: { interceptionMarker?: string getSafeRouteKey: () => string segment: string routeKeys: Record keyPrefix?: string backreferenceDuplicateKeys: boolean }) { const { key, optional, repeat } = parseMatchedParameter(segment) // replace any non-word characters since they can break // the named regex let cleanedKey = key.replace(/\W/g, '') if (keyPrefix) { cleanedKey = `${keyPrefix}${cleanedKey}` } let invalidKey = false // check if the key is still invalid and fallback to using a known // safe key if (cleanedKey.length === 0 || cleanedKey.length > 30) { invalidKey = true } if (!isNaN(parseInt(cleanedKey.slice(0, 1)))) { invalidKey = true } if (invalidKey) { cleanedKey = getSafeRouteKey() } const duplicateKey = cleanedKey in routeKeys if (keyPrefix) { routeKeys[cleanedKey] = `${keyPrefix}${key}` } else { routeKeys[cleanedKey] = key } // if the segment has an interception marker, make sure that's part of the regex pattern // this is to ensure that the route with the interception marker doesn't incorrectly match // the non-intercepted route (ie /app/(.)[username] should not match /app/[username]) const interceptionPrefix = interceptionMarker ? escapeStringRegexp(interceptionMarker) : '' let pattern: string if (duplicateKey && backreferenceDuplicateKeys) { // Use a backreference to the key to ensure that the key is the same value // in each of the placeholders. pattern = `\\k<${cleanedKey}>` } else if (repeat) { pattern = `(?<${cleanedKey}>.+?)` } else { pattern = `(?<${cleanedKey}>[^/]+?)` } return optional ? `(?:/${interceptionPrefix}${pattern})?` : `/${interceptionPrefix}${pattern}` } function getNamedParametrizedRoute( route: string, prefixRouteKeys: boolean, includeSuffix: boolean, includePrefix: boolean, backreferenceDuplicateKeys: boolean ) { const getSafeRouteKey = buildGetSafeRouteKey() const routeKeys: { [named: string]: string } = {} const segments: string[] = [] for (const segment of removeTrailingSlash(route).slice(1).split('/')) { const hasInterceptionMarker = INTERCEPTION_ROUTE_MARKERS.some((m) => segment.startsWith(m) ) const paramMatches = segment.match(PARAMETER_PATTERN) // Check for parameters if (hasInterceptionMarker && paramMatches && paramMatches[2]) { // If there's an interception marker, add it to the segments. segments.push( getSafeKeyFromSegment({ getSafeRouteKey, interceptionMarker: paramMatches[1], segment: paramMatches[2], routeKeys, keyPrefix: prefixRouteKeys ? NEXT_INTERCEPTION_MARKER_PREFIX : undefined, backreferenceDuplicateKeys, }) ) } else if (paramMatches && paramMatches[2]) { // If there's a prefix, add it to the segments if it's enabled. if (includePrefix && paramMatches[1]) { segments.push(`/${escapeStringRegexp(paramMatches[1])}`) } let s = getSafeKeyFromSegment({ getSafeRouteKey, segment: paramMatches[2], routeKeys, keyPrefix: prefixRouteKeys ? NEXT_QUERY_PARAM_PREFIX : undefined, backreferenceDuplicateKeys, }) // Remove the leading slash if includePrefix already added it. if (includePrefix && paramMatches[1]) { s = s.substring(1) } segments.push(s) } else { segments.push(`/${escapeStringRegexp(segment)}`) } // If there's a suffix, add it to the segments if it's enabled. if (includeSuffix && paramMatches && paramMatches[3]) { segments.push(escapeStringRegexp(paramMatches[3])) } } return { namedParameterizedRoute: segments.join(''), routeKeys, } } /** * This function extends `getRouteRegex` generating also a named regexp where * each group is named along with a routeKeys object that indexes the assigned * named group with its corresponding key. When the routeKeys need to be * prefixed to uniquely identify internally the "prefixRouteKey" arg should * be "true" currently this is only the case when creating the routes-manifest * during the build */ export function getNamedRouteRegex( normalizedRoute: string, options: GetNamedRouteRegexOptions ) { const result = getNamedParametrizedRoute( normalizedRoute, options.prefixRouteKeys, options.includeSuffix ?? false, options.includePrefix ?? false, options.backreferenceDuplicateKeys ?? false ) let namedRegex = result.namedParameterizedRoute if (!options.excludeOptionalTrailingSlash) { namedRegex += '(?:/)?' } return { ...getRouteRegex(normalizedRoute, options), namedRegex: `^${namedRegex}$`, routeKeys: result.routeKeys, } } /** * Generates a named regexp. * This is intended to be using for build time only. */ export function getNamedMiddlewareRegex( normalizedRoute: string, options: { catchAll?: boolean } ) { const { parameterizedRoute } = getParametrizedRoute( normalizedRoute, false, false ) const { catchAll = true } = options if (parameterizedRoute === '/') { let catchAllRegex = catchAll ? '.*' : '' return { namedRegex: `^/${catchAllRegex}$`, } } const { namedParameterizedRoute } = getNamedParametrizedRoute( normalizedRoute, false, false, false, false ) let catchAllGroupedRegex = catchAll ? '(?:(/.*)?)' : '' return { namedRegex: `^${namedParameterizedRoute}${catchAllGroupedRegex}$`, } }