Maybe api integrators want to resolve URLs based on some parameters. Something like this:
Called URL: https://persurl.example/r/some-domain/some-name?param=123¶m2=abc
Depending on the values of param or param2, the resolved target could be different.
This is essentially a form of URL rewriting.
I think this is interesting because it could allow to safe storage space if PURLs are actually not persistet to the database but rather simple rewrites of incoming resolve requests.
I think this could be a use case for embedded scripting or some other plugin-based mechanism.
Maybe api integrators want to resolve URLs based on some parameters. Something like this:
Called URL:
https://persurl.example/r/some-domain/some-name?param=123¶m2=abcDepending on the values of
paramorparam2, the resolved target could be different.This is essentially a form of URL rewriting.
I think this is interesting because it could allow to safe storage space if PURLs are actually not persistet to the database but rather simple rewrites of incoming resolve requests.
I think this could be a use case for embedded scripting or some other plugin-based mechanism.