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Assigning Groups and Routes

Assigning Groups

Application Level Groups

Application Level Groups (defined in the application Group Enumeration) are assigned in Route Enumerations using the Group Attribute; the parent parameter is an application Group Enumeration Case that defines the parent Group.

Group Attributes

If an attribute applies to all routes in a Group (either an Application Level Groups or routes in a Route Enumeration, e.g. middleware to be applied, an attribute, e.g. Middleware, can be used.

Group attributes are:

Cors

Defines CORS middleware

Host

Defines a host that the routes respond to.

Middleware

Defines a middleware to apply the routes.

This attribute can also disable an ancestor group middleware by setting the disable parameter to false.

Assigning Routes

Routes are assigned to actions using one of the HTTP Method Attributes or the Route attribute; these define the HTTP method(s) the route responds to, and take an instance of RouteInterface (a Route Enumeration Case) as a parameter which defines the pattern a route must match.

Route Parameters

If the route pattern has parameters, each parameter is defined by one of the Parameter Attributes:

Alpha

Alpha defines an alphabetic string

Alphanumeric

Alphanumeric defines an alphanumeric string

Hex

Hex defines a hexadecimal number

Id

Id defines a number greater than 0

In

In defines a list of allowed values

Numeric

Numeric defines a decimal number

Pattern

Pattern defines a regex to match; use if none of the other parameter attributes are suitable

Uuid

Uuid defines a Universally Unique Identifier

Other Method Attributes

Other attributes can be used to further configure a route, e.g. middleware to be applied:

DefaultValue

Defines a default value for a parameter when the route does not contain a value.

Fallback

A fallback route that is attempted if no other routes in a group match. Only one fallback route is permitted in a group.

Host

Defines the host(s) the route applies to.

Middleware

Defines middleware(s) to apply the route.

This attribute can also disable group or class level middleware by setting the disable parameter to false.

Override

Overrides a route with the same name.

Last modified: 28 November 2025