Regex not working about cors_plug HOT 7 CLOSED

Hey @decentname,

regexes are not supported as part of lists. Right now we offer either a list or a regex.

In you case this should work:

plug CORSPlug, origin: ~r/http:\/\(.*)?localhost:3000/

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Okay. Thanks! This will do.

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Looks like your regex above had this bug. You are escaping the first paren. I just copy and pasted it.

This one works: ~r/http:\/\/(.*)?localhost:3000/

Pro-tip: You can delimit with other chars: ~r[http://(.*)?localhost:3000] (I find that a little nicer to read).

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Yep. I fixed it already so did not bother asking it . Thanks for the pro tip ! 👍

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Hi, any plans to support list of regexes? I need to allow some different variations of different domains, so, by now i have to choose between a big list or a big regex... T_T
I think something like that would be ideal for this problem:

plug CORSPlug,
    origin: [ ~r/https?\:\/\/(www\.)?firstdomain\.com\.br/,
              ~r/https?\:\/\/(www\.)?sub\.seconddomain\.com\.br/,
              ~r/https?\:\/\/(www\.)?sub2\.thirddomain\.com\.br/ ]

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@giovanecosta I'm afraid not. Since you can express every list of regexes as a regex itself I think it'd be unnecessary bloat to allow lists of regexes. Hope that makes sense

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Oh, i see, it do make sense. Maybe i can try to make my big regex less ugly then 😁 . Thank you for answer.

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