Version 2.2. - Added filter function pathStarts (thanks to @toburger!)

Author: Dzoukr

README.md

@@ -32,12 +32,15 @@ let main argv =
     // use IIS related filter functions
     let path st = Suave.IIS.Filters.path argv st
     let pathScan format = Suave.IIS.Filters.pathScan argv format
+	let pathStarts st = Suave.IIS.Filters.pathStarts argv st
 
     // routes
     let webpart =
     	choose [
-        	path "/test" >=> OK "Look ma! Routing on sub-app on localhost"
+        	pathStarts "/st" >=> OK "Path starts with '/st'"
+			path "/test" >=> OK "Look ma! Routing on sub-app on localhost"
             path "/" >=> OK "Hello from Suave on IIS"
+
         ]
 
     // start service server
@@ -104,5 +107,5 @@ If you need to run Suave application as Site (on default port 80 or any other po
 ## Good to know
 
 1. Maybe you didn\`t notice, but using this library, you can still run Suave locally (from Visual Studio hitting F5 or FAKE script) - it there are no command line arguments, default setup is used, so you don\`t need to change anything. Just use `withPort` and create custom filter functions based on `Suave.IIS.Configuration`.
-2. Only few (two, actually :)) filter functions are wrapped in `Suave.IIS.Filters`. If you need more of them, please feel free to send PR.
+2. Only few (three, actually :)) filter functions are wrapped in `Suave.IIS.Filters`. If you need more of them, please feel free to send PR.
 

RELEASE_NOTES.md

@@ -1,3 +1,6 @@
+#### 2.2.0 - June 13 2017
+* Added filter function pathStarts (thanks to @toburger!)
+
 #### 2.1.0 - February 15 2017
 * Added support for running Suave as IIS Site
 * Configuration Setup path is now optional

src/Suave.IIS/AssemblyInfo.fs

@@ -5,13 +5,13 @@ open System.Reflection
 [<assembly: AssemblyTitleAttribute("Suave.IIS")>]
 [<assembly: AssemblyProductAttribute("Suave.IIS")>]
 [<assembly: AssemblyDescriptionAttribute("Set of helper functions for smooth running Suave web server on Internet Information Services (IIS)")>]
-[<assembly: AssemblyVersionAttribute("2.1.0")>]
-[<assembly: AssemblyFileVersionAttribute("2.1.0")>]
+[<assembly: AssemblyVersionAttribute("2.2.0")>]
+[<assembly: AssemblyFileVersionAttribute("2.2.0")>]
 do ()
 
 module internal AssemblyVersionInformation =
     let [<Literal>] AssemblyTitle = "Suave.IIS"
     let [<Literal>] AssemblyProduct = "Suave.IIS"
     let [<Literal>] AssemblyDescription = "Set of helper functions for smooth running Suave web server on Internet Information Services (IIS)"
-    let [<Literal>] AssemblyVersion = "2.1.0"
-    let [<Literal>] AssemblyFileVersion = "2.1.0"
+    let [<Literal>] AssemblyVersion = "2.2.0"
+    let [<Literal>] AssemblyFileVersion = "2.2.0"

tests/Suave.IIS.TestApp/Program.fs

@@ -10,13 +10,15 @@ let main argv =
     // use IIS related filter functions
     let path st = Suave.IIS.Filters.path argv st
     let pathScan format = Suave.IIS.Filters.pathScan argv format
+    let pathStarts st = Suave.IIS.Filters.pathStarts argv st
 
 
     let length = argv |> Array.length |> string
     let loc = Path.GetDirectoryName(System.Reflection.Assembly.GetExecutingAssembly().Location)
     // routes
     let webpart =
         choose [
+            pathStarts "/st" >=> OK "Path starts with '/st'"
             path "/TextFile.txt" >=> Files.browseFileHome "TextFile.txt"
             path "/test" >=> OK "Look ma! Routing on sub-app on localhost"
             path "/" >=> OK "Hello from Suave on IIS"

tests/Suave.IIS.TestApp/Web.config

@@ -12,7 +12,7 @@
     <aspNetCore
       forwardWindowsAuthToken="true"
       processPath="c:\Dzoukr\Personal\dzoukr\Suave.IIS\tests\Suave.IIS.TestApp\bin\Debug\Suave.IIS.TestApp.exe"
-        arguments="%ASPNETCORE_PORT% test"
+        arguments="%ASPNETCORE_PORT%"
         startupTimeLimit="20"
         stdoutLogEnabled="true"
         stdoutLogFile="myiiswebname.log"