Closed dbuzz111 closed 5 years ago
Hi @dbuzz111 if you are only planning to use GET, you can use content routes. .AddContentRoute("/html/", true);
will expose an entire directory, making it available for GET requests. Would that work for your use case? Cheers!
Hi @dbuzz111 please re-open the issue if needed. Assuming this will meet your need. Thanks
Hi JChristn,
I was wondering if there is a way to have dynamic file routes? For example we generate a package using $filename.$epoch.zip (profile.1553088047.zip) This file typically only exists for a short period of time etc.
Any suggestions on how to make a route like this?
Thank you ever so much!