Run middleware from middleware chain and context access about echo HOT 4 CLOSED

1. You can do it using groups. There are two flavors of echo.Group - check it out in examples

2. I am trying to understand your question

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Thank you @vishr.

1. Alright. With that solution I think I've a problem. For two concurrent requests, the context used will be the same.

qwerty := e.Group("/callback")
// Set handle for group
qwerty.Use(func(c *echo.Context) {
    context = c  // context is a var 
})
qwerty.Get("", myMiddleware1)

// Set middlewares for given route
asdf := e.Group("/home")
// Set handle for group
asdf.Use(func(c *echo.Context) {
    context = c  // context is a var 
})
asdf.Get("", myMiddleware2)

Then I use my context var in each of MyMiddlewareX. From the benchmark tests with multiple requests concurrently, I can understand the same context is being used and workflow doesn't work as expected. With this structure is there a way to have a new handle for each request like if I did:

e.Get("/home", func(c *echo.Context) {
    // Do stuff
})

Does it makes sense ? I'm doing something wrong ?

Nevermind 2) if 1) gets working

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@mDomingues I would like you to explain me in detail as I am not able to understand what you are trying to do. Echo context is created for each request.

Do you want to use echo.Context in external handlers? echo.Context is only available if you use echo.HandlerFunc but Echo lets you use external middleware in the request chain.

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Closing for now.

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