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fix: preserve matching middleware in exclusive mode - #256
Preserves matching router.use() middleware and registration order in both exclusive modes.
Adds coverage for global and path-scoped middleware.
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Summary by Sourcery
Preserve matching middleware and route context while selecting exclusive routes.
Bug Fixes:
Preserve matching global and path-scoped middleware, in registration order, when exclusive routing selects a single route.
Ensure parameter middleware runs once per parameter value while still handling distinct parameters correctly.
Enhancements:
Keep selected-route metadata available to middleware executed alongside the exclusive route.
Tests:
Add coverage for middleware behavior in standard and specificity-based exclusive modes, including parameter middleware execution.
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Bug Fixes
Exclusive routing now selects from method-matching routes and continues to run applicable middleware.
Middleware can access metadata for the selected route, including its path and name, while authorization checks remain effective in exclusive modes.
Parameter middleware runs for each distinct parameter name and value, avoiding repeated calls for the same handler, parameter, and value.
Unnamed selected routes clear stale route-name metadata, and named-route metadata remains available to downstream middleware after a route handler calls next().
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Exclusive routing now selects from method-matching route layers. Specificity mode chooses the route with the fewest parameter names, while default mode chooses the last route. The execution list retains all matching middleware and the selected route. Tests add authorization checks for both exclusive modes.
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Exclusive routing now chooses among matching routes without dropping applicable global or path-scoped middleware, preserves middleware order and selected-route metadata, and makes parameter middleware deduplication precise to each handler, parameter name, and value; tests cover authorization, metadata, specificity, and parameter behavior.
Sequence diagram for exclusive routing with matching middleware
flowchart TD
A[Matching layers] --> B{Exclusive mode}
B -->|specificity| C[Choose method-matching route with fewest parameters]
B -->|standard| D[Choose last method-matching route]
C --> E[Keep all matching middleware layers]
D --> E
E --> F[Execute middleware in registration order]
F --> G[Expose chosen route metadata]
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Preserve applicable middleware and registration order while selecting the exclusive route, and expose consistent selected-route metadata during middleware execution.
Select exclusive routes only from method-bearing layers while retaining all matching middleware layers.
Use the selected route for router path, matched route, and route-name metadata, including clearing stale names for unnamed routes.
Add authorization, ordering, metadata, and route-selection coverage for global and path-scoped middleware in both exclusive modes.
src/router.ts test/router.test.ts
Track parameter middleware execution per handler, parameter name, and parameter value instead of suppressing repeat executions too broadly.
Replace boolean handler tracking with nested parameter-name/value tracking.
Allow distinct parameter names or values to invoke shared handlers while avoiding duplicate execution for the same match.
Expand tests across exclusive modes, middleware layers, and shared parameter handlers.
src/layer.ts src/types.ts test/router.test.ts
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Hey - I've found 1 issue
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Please address the comments from this code review:
## Individual Comments### Comment 1
<locationpath="src/router.ts"line_range="672-673" />
<code_context>
- layersToExecute = chosenLayer ? [chosenLayer] : [];+ layersToExecute = matchedLayers.filter(+ (layer) => layer.methods.length === 0 || layer === chosenLayer+ );
} else {
layersToExecute = matchedLayers;
</code_context>
<issue_to_address>
**Route parameter callback uses wrong capture**
When a matching path-scoped middleware and the selected route use the same parameter name for different captures, and a `router.param` handler is registered for that name, the middleware layer runs the `router.param` callback first with its capture; the context’s `_matchedParams` then causes the selected route’s callback to be skipped, so route logic uses the middleware’s value instead of the route’s capture.
Ensure a methodless layer’s parameter callback cannot suppress the selected route’s callback when their captures differ.
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Add order and trailing-middleware assertions to the exclusive test.
The new exclusive: true test checks only status codes and response body keys. Both router.use() guards either pass or throw 401, and neither records state. Swapping their registration order produces the same status for none, allowed, and scoped. Removing a middleware registered after users_all also leaves every assertion unchanged. A regression in the registration-order contract would therefore pass this test. The same gap applies to the exclusive: 'specificity' tests, which use the same guard pattern.
Record the execution order in the exclusive test, then assert it after the first successful request. Add a middleware after the selected route so trailing-middleware omission is also detected:
Suggested fix
it("runs only the last match when the 'exclusive' option is enabled", async () => {
const app = new Koa();
const router = new Router({ exclusive: true });
+ const order: string[] = [];
router.use('/users', (ctx, next) => {
+ order.push('scoped');
if (ctx.get('authorization') === 'scoped') ctx.throw(401);
return next();
});
router
.use((ctx, next) => {
+ order.push('global');
const isAuthorized = Boolean(ctx.get('authorization'));
if (!isAuthorized) ctx.throw(401);
return next();
})
.get('users_single', new RegExp('/users/:id(.*)'), (ctx, next) => {
ctx.body = { single: true };
next();
})
.get('users_all', '/users/all', (ctx, next) => {
+ order.push('users_all');
ctx.body = { ...(ctx.body as object), all: true };
next();
})
+ .use((ctx, next) => {+ order.push('trailing');
return next();
+ });
const res = await request(
http.createServer(app.use(router.routes()).callback())
)
.get('/users/all')
.set('authorization', 'allowed')
.expect(200);
assert.strictEqual('single' in res.body, false);
assert.strictEqual('all' in res.body, true);
+ assert.deepStrictEqual(order, ['scoped', 'global', 'users_all', 'trailing']);
await request(app.callback()).get('/users/all').expect(401);
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Review comment at @test/router.test.ts around lines 279 - 357:
Update the exclusive routing test around the `exclusive: true` Router setup to
record execution order in the scoped guard, global guard, and selected
`users_all` route. Add middleware after the route and assert the recorded
sequence after the successful request, so the test detects reordered middleware
and omitted trailing middleware. Apply equivalent coverage to the `exclusive:
'specificity'` test if it is intended to verify the same middleware-order
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Review comments at @test/router.test.ts:
- Around line 279-357: Update the exclusive routing test around the `exclusive:
true` Router setup to record execution order in the scoped guard, global guard,
and selected `users_all` route. Add middleware after the route and assert the
recorded sequence after the successful request, so the test detects reordered
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Preserve selected-route metadata in exclusive middleware.
In exclusive mode, a matching /petrouter.use() layer runs before the selected /pet/findByStatus route. Its wrapper sets ctx.routerPath and ctx._matchedRoute to /pet and sets ctx.routerName to undefined before the middleware runs. These fields are documented as the matched route path and name. Middleware that reads them before next() therefore receives the middleware layer, not the selected route. In specificity mode, _setMatchedRouteInfo() also initially chooses the last matching route, which can differ from the selected route.
Initialize the metadata from the selected route and do not overwrite it for methodless layers in exclusive mode.
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Review comment at @src/router.ts around lines 671 - 679:
In the route-matching flow around `layersToExecute`, initialize router path and
name metadata from the selected route, using the same selection as exclusive
specificity mode rather than a separate last-match choice. Prevent methodless
middleware layers from overwriting that metadata in exclusive mode, while
preserving existing metadata updates for route layers and non-exclusive
execution.
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Review comments at @src/router.ts:
- Around line 671-679: In the route-matching flow around `layersToExecute`,
initialize router path and name metadata from the selected route, using the same
selection as exclusive specificity mode rather than a separate last-match
choice. Prevent methodless middleware layers from overwriting that metadata in
exclusive mode, while preserving existing metadata updates for route layers and
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Review comments at @src/router.ts:
- Around line 702-703: Update the matched-route selection logic so
`_setMatchedRouteInfo` clears `routerContext._matchedRouteName` to `undefined`
when the chosen `metadataLayer` has no name. Preserve the existing assignment
when `metadataLayer.name` is present so `_matchedRoute` and `_matchedRouteName`
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Assert middleware registration order in both exclusive modes.
The exclusive: true and exclusive: 'specificity' fixtures exercise scoped and global middleware, but their assertions only check route selection and authorization results. Reversing the two middleware registrations while still executing both would produce the same results and pass.
Record the callbacks and assert ['scoped', 'global'] for the authorized request in both fixtures.
Apply the same order recording and assertion to the exclusive: 'specificity' fixture at test/router.test.ts:327-367.
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Review comment at @test/router.test.ts around lines 282 - 300:
Update both exclusive: true and exclusive: 'specificity' test fixtures to record
when the scoped and global router.use callbacks run, then assert the authorized
request produces the order ['scoped', 'global']. Preserve the existing
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Hey - I've found 2 issues
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Please address the comments from this code review:
## Individual Comments### Comment 1
<locationpath="src/router.ts"line_range="703" />
<code_context>
context._matchedParams = new WeakMap();
}
- if (context._matchedParams.has(parameterHandler)) {+ const parameterValue = context.params[parameterName];
</code_context>
<issue_to_address>
**Named route metadata gets cleared**
When a named route is followed in registration order by matching unnamed middleware in non-exclusive mode, `_buildMiddlewareChain` uses the current layer as `metadataLayer` when exclusive routing is off, so a later matching unnamed middleware sets `_matchedRouteName` to `undefined` and downstream code sees no name for the named route that matched.
Set `_matchedRouteName` from the selected route once, or only overwrite it when the current layer represents a route whose name should replace it.
</issue_to_address>
### Comment 2
<locationpath="src/layer.ts"line_range="466-468" />
<code_context>
+ const parameterValue = context.params[parameterName];+ const hasMatchedParameter = context._matchedParams.has(parameterHandler);+ const matchedValue = context._matchedParams.get(parameterHandler);+ const hasMatchedValue =+ hasMatchedParameter && matchedValue === parameterValue;+ if (hasMatchedValue) { return next(); }
</code_context>
<issue_to_address>
**Equal values skip another parameter**
When the same callback is registered for two different parameter names that capture the same string, `hasMatchedValue` treats the shared handler and equal captured strings as the same match, so the handler for the second parameter name is skipped and its parameter-specific work does not run.
Include the parameter name in the deduplication key so a handler is deduplicated only for the same parameter and value.
</issue_to_address>
Sourcery assessment
Needs a human reviewer. 2 findings to address first, and if exclusive matching selects the wrong layers, a request could reach a route without a matching middleware that enforces an access check, exposing data before the bug is fixed. Reverting restores the old routing behavior but cannot undo data already exposed.
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Hey - I've found 1 issue
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## Individual Comments### Comment 1
<locationpath="test/router.test.ts"line_range="319" />
<code_context>
assert.strictEqual('single' in res.body, false); assert.strictEqual('all' in res.body, true);+ await request(app.callback()).get('/users/all').expect(401);
+ await request(app.callback())
+ .get('/users/all')
</code_context>
<issue_to_address>
**Unauthorized route execution goes unnoticed**
When exclusive dispatch runs a selected route before its registered authorization middleware, the selected route handler can run first, set its response body, and call `next()` before the authorization middleware throws 401; the `expect(401)` assertions still pass because neither test checks that the handler was not invoked.
Assert that the selected route handler was not invoked for unauthorized requests, or explicitly verify middleware-before-route execution order.
Also at `test/router.test.ts:362`.
</issue_to_address>
Sourcery assessment
Needs a human reviewer. 1 finding to address first, and exclusive routing now executes matching .use() middleware alongside the selected route, so middleware that enforces access checks may run where it previously did not; a selection bug could therefore allow requests past those checks. Reverting restores the old routing behavior, but any access or data exposure before the revert cannot be undone.
Blocking findings: test/router.test.ts:319
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Hey - I've found 1 issue
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Please address the comments from this code review:
## Individual Comments### Comment 1
<locationpath="src/router.ts"line_range="671-673" />
<code_context>
}
- layersToExecute = chosenLayer ? [chosenLayer] : [];+ layersToExecute = matchedLayers.filter(+ (layer) => layer.methods.length === 0 || layer === chosenLayer+ );
} else {
layersToExecute = matchedLayers;
</code_context>
<issue_to_address>
**Middleware overwrites selected route parameters**
When a path-scoped middleware layer registered after the selected route matches the request and captures a same-named parameter with a different value, the later middleware layer’s `params()` merges its captures into `routerContext.params`, replacing same-named values from the selected route; downstream handlers then see middleware captures instead of the route’s parameters.
Preserve the selected route’s parameter values for downstream route handling, or isolate middleware-layer captures from the selected route’s params.
</issue_to_address>
Sourcery assessment
Needs a human reviewer. 1 finding to address first, and exclusive routing now runs matching middleware alongside the chosen route, so a selection or ordering defect could skip an authorization check or run the wrong one. Reverting restores the old routing behavior, but requests that were served without the intended check cannot be undone.
Blocking findings: src/router.ts:673
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Hey - I've found 3 issues
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Please address the comments from this code review:
## Individual Comments### Comment 1
<locationpath="src/router.ts"line_range="671-672" />
<code_context>
}
- layersToExecute = chosenLayer ? [chosenLayer] : [];+ layersToExecute = matchedLayers.filter(+ (layer) => layer.methods.length === 0 || layer === chosenLayer+ );
} else {
</code_context>
<issue_to_address>
**Later middleware overwrites route parameters**
When a path-scoped `router.use()` registered after a selected route captures a same-named parameter with a different value, and the route calls `next()`, a matching path-scoped middleware after the selected route is added to `layersToExecute`; its layer then merges its captures over `ctx.params`. When the route handler calls `next()`, downstream middleware sees the path middleware’s value instead of the selected route’s parameter value.
Keep middleware-layer captures from overwriting the selected route’s parameters for downstream route processing.
</issue_to_address>
### Comment 2
<locationpath="src/layer.ts"line_range="475" />
<code_context>
}
- context._matchedParams.set(parameterHandler, true);+ matchedParameters.set(parameterName, parameterValue);+ context._matchedParams.set(parameterHandler, matchedParameters);
</code_context>
<issue_to_address>
**Parameter handlers repeat earlier values**
When matching layers apply the same handler and parameter name to values A, B, then A during one request, `matchedParameters` retains only the latest value, so `_createParamMiddleware` invokes the handler again for A, and callers see duplicate parameter-handler side effects.
Track all values already handled for each parameter name instead of retaining only the latest value.
Also at `src/layer.ts:476`.
</issue_to_address>
### Comment 3
<locationpath="test/router.test.ts"line_range="2618-2623" />
<code_context>
+ ctx.state.id = id;+ return next();+ })+ .use('/:id', (ctx, next) => next())+ .get('/groups/:id', (ctx) => {+ ctx.body = ctx.state.id;+ });+ const scopedApp = new Koa().use(scopedRouter.routes());+ await request(scopedApp.callback()).get('/groups/42').expect(200, '42');+ }
+
</code_context>
<issue_to_address>
**Use-layer parameter middleware can be skipped**
When parameter middleware is skipped for matching `use()` layers but still runs for route layers, in `does not call param handler multiple times with use middleware`, the no-op `.use('/:id', ...)` at line 2618 is never observed, while the route’s own parameter handler can still set `ctx.state.id` to `'42'`; the expectation at line 2623 passes even if parameter middleware is skipped for matching `use()` layers.
Record parameter-handler calls for the use and route layers, then assert both expected parameter values were handled.
</issue_to_address>
Sourcery assessment
Needs a human reviewer. 3 findings to address first, and exclusive routing now selects which matching middleware runs alongside the chosen route, so a selection bug could skip an authorization check and expose protected responses or data. Reverting restores the old routing behavior, but it cannot undo access or exposure that already occurred.
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Sourcery assessment
Needs a human reviewer. Exclusive routing now decides which matching middleware and parameter handlers run; if that selection skips an authorization check or runs the wrong route, a request could reach a protected handler. Reverting restores the old dispatch behavior, but any access granted while the change was live cannot be undone.
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router.use()middleware and registration order in both exclusive modes.Checklist
Summary by Sourcery
Preserve matching middleware and route context while selecting exclusive routes.
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Summary by CodeRabbit
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