priority of multiple middleware. about poem

[sunli829]

In the following example, the M2 middleware will be executed before M1, which is very similar to std::iterator::Iterator. Each with function will generate a new endpoint that wraps the previous endpoint.

ep.with(M1).with(M2)

[bingryan]

In the following example, the M2 middleware will be executed before M1, which is very similar to std::iterator::Iterator. Each with function will generate a new endpoint that wraps the previous endpoint.

ep.with(M1).with(M2)

that's cool, before you answer. I thought about it for a while, add a priority value, such as:

ep.with_multi([(1,M1),(2,M2)])

ep.around_multi([(1,M1),(2,M2)])

or add global middleware priority value , such as:

Route::new().xxx(
	"api",
	Route::new().with([M2]),
	Route::new().with([M1,M3]),
).middlewares([
	(M1, 1),
	(M2, 2),
	(M3, 10),
])

[sunli829]

You can use multiple middleware with the with method:

ep.with((M1, M2))

But you cannot use integers to specify their priority value.
The principle of middleware is to wrap previous endpoint to generate a new one, so this is impossible to achieve.