Add routing constraints #68
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Related to #29.
We had a case where we needed to proxy requests for the root-level domain, but didn't want to proxy requests for any subdomains. This is the type of scenario this PR looks to address.
To use this, simply pass a lambda to a
constraintoption onreverse_proxy. This lambda should return a boolean, but any truthy value will work:As you can see, there is access to the rack request object within the constraint.
Usage of constraints is entirely optional and should not pose any issues to backward compatibility.