Nested routers with router prefix responds with the status code 404

[roshangade]

I tried to explore the nested routers by adding the router prefix in it, but it responds with the status code 404.

Here is working example without adding the router prefix:

var forums = new Router();
var posts = new Router();

posts.get('/', function *(next) {...});
posts.get('/:pid', function *(next) {...});
forums.use('/forums/:fid/posts', posts.routes());
app.use(forums.routes());

And here is the nested routers with the router prefix, which is not working:

var forums = new Router({
    'prefix': '/forums'
});
var posts = new Router({
    'prefix': '/:fid/posts'
});

posts.get('/', function *() {
    this.body = 'posts'
});
posts.get('/:pid', function *() {
    this.body = 'post'
});

forums.use(posts.routes()); // OR forums.use('/', posts.routes());

app.use(forums.routes());

Could you please suggest or help me here. Thanks in advance.

[neVERberleRfellerER]

Try this:
forums.use('', posts.routes());
It is strange, but AFAIK it is only way.

[roshangade]

Thanks!

[kudos]

I just encountered this too, it's a bug imo.