Serve static always add req.url
I'm using serve-static in ExpressJs in nodeJS,
but I have a problem.
I know it's a function and not a bug, but I don't want to add req.url to my root directory.
When I write:
var serve = serveStatic('rootDirectory', {index: 'index.html'})
and when I request, for example, 'http://localhost/test'
It serves rootDirectory/test, instead of 'rootDirectory/'.
How can I prevent from that?
node.js express
edited Nov 25 at 11:59
Neil Lunn
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asked Nov 22 at 18:22
LightGolgot
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I'm using serve-static in ExpressJs in nodeJS,
but I have a problem.
I know it's a function and not a bug, but I don't want to add req.url to my root directory.
When I write:
var serve = serveStatic('rootDirectory', {index: 'index.html'})
and when I request, for example, 'http://localhost/test'
It serves rootDirectory/test, instead of 'rootDirectory/'.
How can I prevent from that?
node.js express
edited Nov 25 at 11:59
Neil Lunn
96.9k22170181
asked Nov 22 at 18:22
LightGolgot
142
add a comment |
I'm using serve-static in ExpressJs in nodeJS,
but I have a problem.
I know it's a function and not a bug, but I don't want to add req.url to my root directory.
When I write:
var serve = serveStatic('rootDirectory', {index: 'index.html'})
and when I request, for example, 'http://localhost/test'
It serves rootDirectory/test, instead of 'rootDirectory/'.
How can I prevent from that?
node.js express
edited Nov 25 at 11:59
Neil Lunn
96.9k22170181
asked Nov 22 at 18:22
LightGolgot
142
I'm using serve-static in ExpressJs in nodeJS,
but I have a problem.
I know it's a function and not a bug, but I don't want to add req.url to my root directory.
When I write:
var serve = serveStatic('rootDirectory', {index: 'index.html'})
and when I request, for example, 'http://localhost/test'
It serves rootDirectory/test, instead of 'rootDirectory/'.
How can I prevent from that?
node.js express
node.js express
edited Nov 25 at 11:59
Neil Lunn
96.9k22170181
asked Nov 22 at 18:22
LightGolgot
142
edited Nov 25 at 11:59
Neil Lunn
96.9k22170181
asked Nov 22 at 18:22
LightGolgot
142
edited Nov 25 at 11:59
Neil Lunn
96.9k22170181
edited Nov 25 at 11:59
Neil Lunn
96.9k22170181
edited Nov 25 at 11:59
Neil Lunn
96.9k22170181
96.9k22170181
asked Nov 22 at 18:22
LightGolgot
142
asked Nov 22 at 18:22
LightGolgot
142
asked Nov 22 at 18:22
LightGolgot
142
142
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Ok, I've searched for many things, and I think the absolute solution is to make it by myself with 'fs'. Thanks anyway
answered Nov 22 at 18:43
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Instead of adding "closed" to the question's title, you should accept your answer. That way it's easier for others to see that the issue is solved.
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Ok, I've searched for many things, and I think the absolute solution is to make it by myself with 'fs'. Thanks anyway
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Instead of adding "closed" to the question's title, you should accept your answer. That way it's easier for others to see that the issue is solved.
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Ok, I've searched for many things, and I think the absolute solution is to make it by myself with 'fs'. Thanks anyway
answered Nov 22 at 18:43
LightGolgot
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Instead of adding "closed" to the question's title, you should accept your answer. That way it's easier for others to see that the issue is solved.
– SurvivalMachine
Nov 22 at 18:49
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Ok, I've searched for many things, and I think the absolute solution is to make it by myself with 'fs'. Thanks anyway
answered Nov 22 at 18:43
LightGolgot
142
Ok, I've searched for many things, and I think the absolute solution is to make it by myself with 'fs'. Thanks anyway
answered Nov 22 at 18:43
LightGolgot
142
answered Nov 22 at 18:43
LightGolgot
142
answered Nov 22 at 18:43
LightGolgot
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answered Nov 22 at 18:43
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Instead of adding "closed" to the question's title, you should accept your answer. That way it's easier for others to see that the issue is solved.
– SurvivalMachine
Nov 22 at 18:49
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Instead of adding "closed" to the question's title, you should accept your answer. That way it's easier for others to see that the issue is solved.
– SurvivalMachine
Nov 22 at 18:49
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Instead of adding "closed" to the question's title, you should accept your answer. That way it's easier for others to see that the issue is solved.
– SurvivalMachine
Nov 22 at 18:49
Instead of adding "closed" to the question's title, you should accept your answer. That way it's easier for others to see that the issue is solved.
– SurvivalMachine
Nov 22 at 18:49
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