Is there a browserrify support or example for this project?

before doesn't work, only after. My guess is changes to Backbone since your last update.

Also your JSFiddle is broken since it's pulling a text file instead of a JS file. Below is a fixed version that also demonstrates the lack of 'before'.

http://jsfiddle.net/jimmyboh/GkV9Y/

In the same way that Backbone.Router.routes allows me to define my routes like this:

routes: {
  '/foo': 'bar'
},
bar: function() {
  // Do something when user goes to /foo.
}

...I want to be able to do this with backbone.routefilter:

routes: {
  '/foo': 'bar'
},
before: {
  '/foo': 'auth'
},
bar: function() {
  // Do something when user goes to /foo.
},
auth: function() {
  // Return false if user is not signed in.
}

This lets me add a single mixin (where auth is defined) to all of my Routers, without having to wrap them like I do now:

before: {
  '/foo': function() { return this.auth(arguments;) }
}

72 Backbone.Router unit tests fail when Backbone.Routefilter is installed.

@boazsender

How do I call 'before' if I need to run an async local storage call inside 'before'?

If you run bower search backbone.routefilter from the terminal (assuming you have bower installed on your machine), 3 different versions of this project appear. Two of them are maintained by boazsender and one by wanderer (which is forked from boazsender). This is a bit confusing because the user must do some research to figure out which version is the correct one to use. Also, since wanderer's version comes up first, bower defaults to installing that version.

I would recommend consolidating this into only one project on bower to avoid any confusion.

Backbone 1.0.0

callback && callback.apply(router, args); - Line 1247. Backbone calls callback with args prepared beforehand by calling method:
var args = router._extractParameters(route, fragment);

This method as backbone authors wrote "Given a route, and a URL fragment that it matches, return the array of extracted decoded parameters."

I use bower to install dependencies in my backbone projects. But you project i dont find in repo. Please, add it.

https://github.com/twitter/bower
http://sindresorhus.com/bower-components/

I had to download and use https://raw.githubusercontent.com/boazsender/backbone.routefilter/master/dist/backbone.routefilter.js as the version installed using bower did not work on Android devices. However, it was working on Android emulators.

Not sure how much work it would be but seems like it'd be more useful for params to be a hash keyed by the param names themselves.

I was thinking about using the library and adding support for query params. With the following route I'd find this structure a lot more useful:

route:  /:username/friends
request:  /joe/friends?page=3

after: function(route, params) {
  # route => "/joe/friends?page=3"
  # params => {username: "joe", page: 3}
}

Thoughts?

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In Before & After Callbacks - route is always coming undefined, I would be really greatful for ur support.

Can you host it on npm for browserify support?

Pls. bower register this module. We're tied into an older version of BB and this is the best option available to filter routes. Thanks!

works fine for apps where pushState is enabled. But when you dont set the pushState, It doesn't show the route and gives error "Cannot call method slice of undefined"

Update: Routing fails when two routes use the same method.
For example

routes: {
  'item/:id': showItem,
  'item/:id/type/:typeId': showItem
}