Support for routes with wildcards

[rsierra]

Support for routes with wildcards like:

get '/*page_path', to:'pages#show', as: :page

When default locale is omitted in routes, default routes can't be translated in first place.

get '/*page_path', to:'pages#show'
get '/en/*page_path', to:'pages#show'

In this case, with the wildcard, the default route will catch all paths for the :en locale. So it should be the last. The translation order is defined by available locales that depends on the application configuration. So it is needed to put in the last place when routes are translated.

[enriclluelles]

Hey.

First of all sorry for being so late. Started a new job and I'm not using the gem anymore, so I haven't been paying much attention to it.

Thanks for you contribution, it's appreciated. I removed the constraints options for the globbed url as different Rails versions interpret it differently and I want the gem to work in all of them. Also, this behaviour is inconsistent even without adding the gem, so there's no point in testing it. (It's related to how a Journey::Path::Pattern object gets transformed to a regexp that the rails router uses to match paths)

Maybe next time you'll want to run the test against all the different gemfiles that the gem uses. You can do that running test_runner

Cheers

[rsierra]

Hi, sorry because I saw the travis notification after the pull request, and I forgot to check the version issue. I don't really remember why I use the constraints in the test :-S. I will use test_runer next time :-).

Thanks for the gem!