Add example with more complex lua logic and multiple route params

example/.swerve/accounts/handle_widgets.lua

+local accountDB = {}
+accountDB['fancy-account'] = {
+    name = "Fancy Account",
+    widgets = { barfoo = "The best widget in town", bipbop = "A really good widget"}
+}
+
+accountDB['less-fancy-account'] = {
+    name = "Not Quite As Fancy Account",
+    widgets = { cooliowidget = "A really good widget that should be respected" }
+}
+
+accountDB['unrelated-account'] = {
+    name = "John Mysterio's Vault of Wonders",
+    widgets = { yes = "You buy widget, yes?", widget = "Widget is good!", flubber = "Green, Ready to Rock" }
+}
+
+account = accountDB[params.account_id]
+
+res = empty_response()
+res:set_header('Content-Type', 'application/json')
+
+print("[WIDGETS] Looking for:", params.account_id, params.widget_id)
+
+if not (account == nil) then
+    print("[WIDGETS] Found", account.name)
+    local widget = account.widgets[params.widget_id]
+    if not (widget == nil) then
+        res:set_status(200)
+        res:set_body(json_encode({ widget = widget }))
+    else
+        res:set_status(404)
+        res:set_body(json_encode({ message = "Could not find widget" }))
+    end
+else
+    res:set_status(404)
+    res:set_body(json_encode({ message = "Could not find account" }))
+end
+
+return res

example/.swerve/config.yml

@@ -5,6 +5,8 @@ server:
 routes:
   - route: /users/@user_id
     script: get_user.lua
+  - route: /accounts/@account_id/widgets/@widget_id
+    script: accounts/handle_widgets.lua
   - route: /users
     response:
       failure_rate: 5