Web Hash Directives (Advanced) - Go

🎯 What Are Advanced Web Hash Directives?

Advanced web hash directives in TuskLang (#web) let you define custom routing, middleware chains, and dynamic web behaviors in Go projects.

🚀 Why Advanced Web Directives Matter

- Enable complex, context-aware web routing - Support for multi-domain, versioned APIs, and dynamic middleware

📋 Advanced Web Directive Patterns

- Dynamic Routing: Path params, wildcards, regex - Versioned APIs: /v1/, /v2/ routing - Domain Routing: Host-based rules - Middleware Chains: Per-route, per-group - Custom Handlers: Inline or referenced

🔧 Example

web_routes: #web("""
    GET /v1/users -> v1.GetUsers
    GET /v2/users -> v2.GetUsers
    GET /admin/* -> admin.Auth,admin.Dashboard
    GET /{lang}/docs -> docs.Handler
    GET /static/* -> static.Serve
""")
web_domains: #web("api.example.com: /api/* -> api.Handler")

🎯 Go Integration

- Use Go router libraries (mux, chi) for advanced patterns - Map TuskLang routes to Go handlers dynamically

🛡️ Best Practices

- Validate all route patterns - Use middleware for auth, logging, CORS - Document all custom handlers

⚡ Summary

Advanced web hash directives make Go web apps flexible and scalable. Combine with Go's router ecosystem for full power.