Closed ohuu closed 1 year ago
Actually this setting looks to be broken. Dynamic routes appear to be ignored
When vendors like Netlify and Vercel say "prettyUrls", they mean /products
instead of /products/
.
Here's an example of a dynamic route with prettyUrls
, and an example of a dynamic route with prettyUrls: false
.
If you open a discussion with a repo example, I can take a look 😃
We're not using Netlify or Vercel to host our site. We're using DigitalOcean's App Platform and all our urls are like this /products/1.html
. I assumed prettyUrls
would instruct Iles to create something like this /products/1/index.html
so that the url would look like this /products/1
. Is this what Iles is supposed to be doing?
As specified in the documentation for prettyUrls
:
Whether to skip .html and trailing slashes in link hrefs and router paths.
With prettyUrls: false
, links will be normalized to ensure a "standard" server can serve the corresponding HTML page. For example, the canonical for /products/1/index.html
is /products/1/
, while the only valid URL for /products/1.html
is /products/1.html
.
With prettyUrls: true
, you rely on service providers to route things differently than "standard" servers. As a result, you can safely use /products/1
as a shortcut for /products/1.html
, as the service provider would be able to route it correctly.
Seems like DigitalOcean does not support this feature, so you would need to use prettyUrls: false
to ensure links are not broken.
îles won't change the structure of your HTML site, if you want /products/1/index.html
instead of /products/1.html
, change the structure of the pages accordingly. For example, src/pages/products/[page]/index.vue
.
Ahh, that's how it works! Thanks I got it working now.
The
prettyUrls
setting appears to be the wrong way around. I would expect routes to be like this.../products/index.html
whenprettyUrls
is set totrue
. However the routes appear like this.../products.html
which requires one to explicitly include.html
at the end of the urlIt might just be me but that seems to be the opposite of what you want?