Closed bitspittle closed 2 years ago
This is now accomplished using the routePrefix
feature. Although there are no official docs for it at this time (follow #133 if you want to see if this is still true), I actually blogged about the feature in case anyone sees this comment and wanted to read up on it: https://bitspittle.dev/blog/2022/staticdeploy#github-pages
If you create a GitHub Pages site, it puts your page under a subfolder of the parent domain.
So for example, my repo "bitspittle/kobweb-ghp-demo" creates a site rooted at https://bitspittle.github.io/kobweb-ghp-demo/
However, Kobweb normally encourages rooting your paths, e.g. "/markdown" or "/site.js" This works fine if you own the root domain but is clearly a problem now, because if you click on such a link, you'd go from:
https://bitspittle.github.io/kobweb-ghp-demo/
to
https://bitspittle.github.io/markdown
The way forward is probably adding a
siteSubpath
field in the conf.yaml which somehow the router too can know about. So "/markdown" would translate to https://bitspittle.github.io/kobweb-ghp-demo/markdown