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So far we've avoided doing anything out of config files. However, there's a growing interest in being able to add additional headers, redirect things, and rewrite certain URL's before they hit the file system.
PR #365 has some code for doing such a thing with a (currently) unique/custom JSON format. The discussion there led to wanting (and then finding) a couple rewrite-focused JSON formats. The most capable (so far) is the one from Firebase. See some of that discussion at #365 (comment)
So. Some questions:
does using a config file "muddies" this project's purity as a command line "only" server?
are there other (more) standard rewriter formats we should consider?
are there non-config file based options for rewriting and redirecting similar to the .headers propose in Add .headers support #360?
Having this system would expand the use cases for this server, so it's a bit of a pivot point project-wise. It also has performance impact that will need consideration/optimization.
Thoughts? 😄
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So far we've avoided doing anything out of config files. However, there's a growing interest in being able to add additional headers, redirect things, and rewrite certain URL's before they hit the file system.
PR #365 has some code for doing such a thing with a (currently) unique/custom JSON format. The discussion there led to wanting (and then finding) a couple rewrite-focused JSON formats. The most capable (so far) is the one from Firebase. See some of that discussion at
#365 (comment)
So. Some questions:
.headers
propose in Add.headers
support #360?Having this system would expand the use cases for this server, so it's a bit of a pivot point project-wise. It also has performance impact that will need consideration/optimization.
Thoughts? 😄
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: