I am working on a project that generates dynamic urls for eg if you type mysite.com/<yourtexthere> The site should generate a url with mysite.com/yourtexthere (where yourtext here is a slug of a model)and I am able to do that but the problem arises when I put something like this mysite.com/yourtexthere/moretext, Django doesn't match it with any of my existing URL patterns and gives me 404.

I wanted to ask is there a way by which I can treat '/' as just another character and generate unique url mymysite.com/yourtexthere/moretext where yourtexthere/moretext is now the slug.

views.py

def textview(request, slug):
    obj, created= Text.objects.get_or_create(slug=slug, defaults={'text':'', 'password':'123'})
    return render(request, 'text/textpage.html', {'obj' : obj, 'created' : created})

urls.py

# Only patterns
urlpatterns = [
    path('', home, name='home'),
    path('<slug:slug>/', textview, name='textview'),
]