params.txt

HTTP:
  GET /some/path?a=b&c=d

Sinatra, inside 'get' block:
  params == {:a => 'b', :c => 'd'}

HTTP:
  GET /blog/post-123?page=1

Sinatra, inside 'get' block:
  params == {:page => 1}

An HTTP POST request is (usually) the result of sending a form.
In Sinatra, inside a 'post' block, params is
a representation of the form fields and values as a hashmap.

  HTML form:
    username: [ sheley      ]
    password: [ passwort    ]

  Sinatra:
    params == {:username => 'sheley', :password => 'passwort'}

Parts of the URL can also be interpreted as parameters:
  Sinatra:
    get '/blog/:post' do
      # GET /blog/post-123?page=1
      #   params == {:post => 'post-123', :page => 1}
    end

@sheley Does this work?