Add multi_value_param_names option and rewrite README#9
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Adds a new optional setting `multi_value_param_names` to `query_string_parser` that emits only the listed parameter names as arrays, leaving the rest as scalars. This is more ergonomic than the all-or-nothing `multi_value_params true` when only a few keys are known to repeat. `multi_value_params` takes precedence when both are set so existing behavior is preserved. The README is also rewritten with input → output examples for each option, an overview of what the plugins do, and a single options table. Closes #7 Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Closes #7
Summary
multi_value_param_namestoquery_string_parserso users can promote only listed parameters to arrays, instead of forcing every parameter into an array viamulti_value_params truemulti_value_params truekeeps precedence when both are set, so existing configurations are unaffectedBehavior
tag=ruby&tag=fluentd&lang=ja{ "tag": "fluentd", "lang": "ja" }(last wins)multi_value_params true{ "tag": ["ruby", "fluentd"], "lang": ["ja"] }multi_value_param_names tag{ "tag": ["ruby", "fluentd"], "lang": "ja" }Test plan
bundle exec rake test(20 tests / 87 assertions / 0 failures)multi_value_paramsprecedence overmulti_value_param_names🤖 Generated with Claude Code