Neuro

The next generation of URL Router with cleaner code and improved performance up to 3000% faster than previous version, support modularization, easier to use, and many other benefits!

Biological Anatomy

Simple Routing

You need this if you have only 1 domain to be processed:

val router = SimpleNeuro()

router.setBase(Uri.parse("https://www.mywebsite.com"))

// https://www.mywebsite.com/login
router.addPath("/login") {
   // goto login
}

// https://www.mywebsite.com/messages/1234
router.addPath("/messages/<message_id>") {
   val messageId = it.variables.optString("message_id")
   // open message with id 1234
}

// https://www.mywebsite.com/promo?source=banner
router.addPath("/promo") {
   val source = it.queries.optString("source")
   // open promo with source `banner`
}

And use this to execute URL:

router.proceed(url)

Advanced Routing

You need this if your routing is super complex:

Define Somas

Soma is used to filter base URL including scheme, domain, and port.

There are 3 types of Soma class:

1. Soma: URL that has one or more paths to be processed, multiple instances are allowed.

object MyWebsiteSoma : Soma("my_website") {
   
   val schemes = listOf("https")
   val hosts = listOf("www.mywebsite.com", "m.mywebsite.com")
   
   override fun onSomaProcess(signal: Signal): Boolean {
      // preprocess URL here
      // return false/super if you need to forward process to branch
      // return true if you want to stop processing
      return super.onSomaProcess(signal)
   }
   
   override fun onProcessNoBranch(signal: Signal) {
      // it will be passed if URL inputted has no path, like: https://www.website.com
   }
   
   override fun onProcessOtherBranch(signal: Signal) {
      // it will be passed if where is no match for URL in listed branch, like: https://www.website.com/unlistedpath
   }
   
}

2. SomaOnly: URL that doesn't have path to be processed, multiple instances are allowed.

object MyOtherWebsiteSoma : SomaOnly("my_other_website") {
   
   val schemes = listOf("http")
   val hosts = listOf("www.myotherwebsite.com")
   val ports = listOf(8089)
   
   override fun onSomaProcess(signal: Signal) {
      // process URL
   }
  
}

3. SomaFallback: This is a fallback when there is no match for other defined Somas, only single instance is allowed.

object OtherSoma : SomaFallback() {
  
   override fun onSomaProcess(signal: Signal) {
      // process URL
   }
}

Notes:

• It's a good practise to make Soma subclasses in singleton object, because it's easier to manage and reusable
• If you don't define schemes, hosts, and ports, it means that it's optional, any value or no value will be accepted.

Connect AxonBranches to Soma

AxonBranch is used to filter path after being processed by Soma.

Register all paths in your MainActivity, or even better in subclass of Application.

val router = Neuro()

override fun onCreate() {

   router.connect(MyWebsiteSoma, AxonBranch("/login") {
      // goto login
   })
   
   router.connect(MyWebsiteSoma, AxonBranch("/messages/<message_id>") {
      val messageId = it.variables.optString("message_id")
      // open message with id 1234
   })

   router.connect(MyWebsiteSoma, AxonBranch("/promo") {
      val source = it.queries.optString("source")
      // open promo with source `banner`
   })
   
   // for SomaOnly and SomaFallback
   router.connect(MyOtherWebsiteSoma)
   router.connect(OtherSoma)

}

Other Advanced Features

1. Separate process between finding and processing route for optimization.
2. Pass context from proceed into SignalAction callback.
3. Pass any params bundled in args from procees into SignalAction callback.
4. Intercept SignalAction before doing process on each proceed call.
5. Intercept globally SignalAction before doing any process to it.
6. Find route without processing the URL.
7. Set priority for sorting in Soma and SomaOnly.
8. Expression for scheme, host, and path is highly configurable.
9. May use getString() for nullability or optString() for nonnullability.

Variable types

Used to take part of scheme, host, or path of URL. This language may not work properly in SimpleNeuro. You may take variable value using Signal.variables.getString(String) or any other provided types.

Anonymous variable : <>

• Used for replacing any character except /
• If you need to replace any character including /, you may use patterned variable
• Regex: [^/]+ -> Any character more than 1 except /

Unpatterned variable : <variable_name>

• Used for getting value inside URL
• Variable name can only use A-Z, a-z, 0-9, and _
• Regex: [^/]+ -> Any character more than 1 except /

Patterned variable : <variable_name:[a-z0-9]+>

• Used for getting value inside URL
• Variable name can only use A-Z, a-z, 0-9, and _
• Variable name and regex separated with :
• Regex: as written (can throw PatternSyntaxException when regex string is invalid)

Installation

Gradle

Add this line in your build.gradle file:

implementation 'com.mrhabibi:neuro:$latestVersion'

This library is hosted in the JCenter repository, so you have to ensure that the repository is included:

buildscript {
   repositories {
      jcenter()
   }
}

Contributions

Feel free to create issues and pull requests.

License

Neuro library for Android
Copyright (c) 2019 mrhabibi (http://github.com/bukalapak).

Licensed under the Apache License, Version 2.0 (the "License");
you may not use this file except in compliance with the License.
You may obtain a copy of the License at

http://www.apache.org/licenses/LICENSE-2.0

Unless required by applicable law or agreed to in writing, software
distributed under the License is distributed on an "AS IS" BASIS,
WITHOUT WARRANTIES OR CONDITIONS OF ANY KIND, either express or implied.
See the License for the specific language governing permissions and
limitations under the License.