Closed herndlm closed 9 months ago
Hi,
we're running API platform, including the admin and api part, on a sub path. I was able to configure the API properly and I found https://marmelab.com/react-admin/Routing.html#using-react-admin-in-a-sub-path for the admin
Our App currently looks like the following:
const App = () => ( <BrowserRouter> <HydraAdmin basename="/dataprovider" disableTelemetry title="DataProvider" authProvider={authProxyAuthProvider} dataProvider={dataProvider} i18nProvider={i18nProvider} entrypoint={entrypoint} loginPage={false} layout={CustomLayout} requireAuth > <CustomRoutes> <Route exact path="/admin" element={<Admin />} /> , </CustomRoutes> <ResourceGuesser name="data_queries" edit={DataQueryEdit} create={DataQueryCreate} list={DataQueryList} show={DataQueryShow} /> </HydraAdmin> </BrowserRouter> );
The app is running on https://localhost:8060/dataprovider, when I open that react-admin properly redirects me to https://localhost:8060/dataprovider/data_queries. But the links on the left still use /data_queries and /admin. I should be able to adapt the admin, but how can I make the /data_queries work?
/data_queries
/admin
Am I missing something, or is some minor adaption here needed? If so, feel free to point me to it, I might be able to do it myself.
Many thanks!
I think I figured it out. Fyi, I moved the basename prop up from HydraAdmin to BrowserRouter and now things seem to be fine.
basename
HydraAdmin
BrowserRouter
Hi,
we're running API platform, including the admin and api part, on a sub path. I was able to configure the API properly and I found https://marmelab.com/react-admin/Routing.html#using-react-admin-in-a-sub-path for the admin
Our App currently looks like the following:
The app is running on https://localhost:8060/dataprovider, when I open that react-admin properly redirects me to https://localhost:8060/dataprovider/data_queries. But the links on the left still use
/data_queries
and/admin
. I should be able to adapt the admin, but how can I make the /data_queries work?Am I missing something, or is some minor adaption here needed? If so, feel free to point me to it, I might be able to do it myself.
Many thanks!