Added example of 404/405 handling as discussed in #62

[wesleytodd]

If this in fact works then it is a nice addition since it is a bit more complex than the existing examples in the readme. @whitlockjc Can you update if the solution actually solves your problem?

[whitlockjc]

If I understand this example, I would need to use .all for each path. Is that correct?

[wesleytodd]

Yes, that is correct. I would say you might want to write a little helper to wrap it up:

var route = router.route('/foo')
// add methods...
handle405(route)

[whitlockjc]

Yep, that's what I'd do. Let me give it a shot.

[wesleytodd]

Anyone have input on adding examples like this? @whitlockjc said that the approach worked for his use case. If no one opposed it would be nice to get this merged.

[whitlockjc]

I wish there was a better way to do this, like a single .all for all routes. But this does work as-is, verified.

[dougwilson]

So I made some modifications, mainly just some rewording and fixing the example to not use Express-only syntax like res.status() which wouldn't work if the example was actually ran.

[wesleytodd]

not use Express-only syntax

Good call, I will remember this for the future.