wildcard-subdomains | Handle dynamic subdomains in Node.js and Express | Runtime Evironment library
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[npm version] Handle dynamic/wildcard subdomains in Express.js. Perfect for when you have customized subdomains for different users, and need to handle them within your Node app. Requests to foo.yourdomain.com can be handled with using the route /_sub/:subdomain.
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QUESTION
In my htaccess, I wildcard redirect all subdomains to the subfolder of the same name. However I'm needing to add this for each domain I have. I would like to have this compacted to auto do for absolutely any domain.
I do have this for removing www. from requests:
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Nov-19 at 07:12Ahh I see what's going on. [^.]
Is matching anything before the first dot, so without a sub, it does the tld, and if you have a sub of that tld, it does the top level domain and then the sub of it so you end up with /tld/sub as such that I saw with my cz domain.
My main domains I have pointed to vhosts this rule isn't present in, and my alias domains I have pointed to this vhost where the rule is present, but as they're redirected to my main domains before this rule.. they're not caught by it.
Meanwhile my .cz domain I don't currently have going anywhere and have it pointing to the same vhost as the rule, and so it gets caught by it.
I'm sure someone would be able to come up with regex that ensures tlds get ignored, if you want to have a one vhost approach.. but that's just increasing complexity, especially also with there being different number of extensions like .co.uk and .com. And if you only have a one vhost approach such as redirect domains to subfolder sites.. then they won't get caught by that regex, as long as that is above this rule redirecting subs which you want at the bottom of the htaccess.
So it's working as intended, when I actually have my domains setup in the way I intended, which I just hadn't done for my cz one so far lol.
So this does work fine this rule.
QUESTION
I have a website that uses Apple universal links for sharing app events with others. Opening an event link on a device without the app installed should display a site that lets the user download it, but it should also keep the address the same. Reason for this is that this page will also be shown when the universal link is opened inside an app such as messenger, where it will have a label that asks the user to press "open in safari". Pressing that button must the open the initial link in safari to open the app correctly.
The website looks like this:
The user will then be shown the site:
While keeping the initial link in the address bar.
I need to accomplish this using my .htaccess file, and as I do not host the server myself but rather through a webhosting service, changing any deeper settings is difficult.
I've tried to use RewriteEngine
RewriteCond
and RewriteRule
, by looking at these questions among others without any luck:
ANSWER
Answered 2020-Aug-29 at 11:30Have it this way:
BeginQUESTION
I'm using wildcard-subdomains to handle wildcard subdomains in my express app, so something like subdomain.localhost:3000
would enter the router as /s/subdomain/
.
I want to match the main index url of any subdomain, but none of the pages under it.
Essentially, I want a route that would match /s/subdomain/
but not /s/subdomain/page/
or /s/subdomain/page
(for clarity, "subdomain" is just a placeholder for any wildcard domain)
This is simple to do in regular regex, but I am unable to use the dot modifier due to express using path-to-regexp. It would be possible for me to generate a router for each user, but I would really like to use something cleaner if it's possible.
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Jun-30 at 00:38Dang, i'm pretty stupid. /s/:target/
works perfectly fine, and creates a neat little target parameter to make things a bit easier. I was totally overcomplicating things by trying to use regex.
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