Closed WORMSS closed 4 years ago
It's not currently possible with the built-in lws-spa module but you could fork that project and modify it to your taste.. there's a description of how to use and create middleware here,
Or, you could launch two separate ws
servers - one for each SPA.. This may require you to reorganise your project slightly but it would be worth it, with better separation/re-use between the two projects.
The complexity in what you are requesting comes from the SPA redirect rules. E.g. if a user requests the path /user/1
then should ws
redirect that request to /test1/spa.html
or /test2/spa.html
?
I would expect /user/1
to 404
But /test1/user/1
to go to /test1/index.html
And /test2/user/1
to go to /test2/index.html
The multi/server was something I had considered but didn't know how well that would work with https certs.
(New Territories for me)
And even the best way to proxy
/test1/user/1
goes to localhost:4331/user/1
And /test2/user/1
goes to localhost:4332/user/1
I will look into forking spa and quickly jump to redirect. If I fail at redirect i will try harder at tweaking spa.
The multi/server was something I had considered but didn't know how well that would work with https certs.
ws --https
will run on multiple ports..
/test1/user/1
goes tolocalhost:4331/user/1
And/test2/user/1
goes tolocalhost:4332/user/1
Maybe use lws-redirect for creating 302 Redirect
responses if you need to direct the user to different servers..
I don't plan on making the other servers public if I go down the multiserver way. I want it to look like 1 server from the outside. So will prob proxy those folders to the internal servers.
@WORMSS did you find solution to this without writing tons of other files?
Is it possible to have different spa's in different folders?
Eg
They are not linked in any way what so ever.