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trying to use a single small web app for multiple subdomain (eg one.zeno.localhost -> ~/smallweb/zeno)
added to ~/.config/smallweb/config.json - "*.zeno.localhost": "~/smallweb/zeno"
"*.zeno.localhost": "~/smallweb/zeno"
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Even though the config format is deprecated, I wonder if we could support this usecase using app directory names:
I'm thinking of taking inspiration from [URL Pattern] api:
ex: prefix-:name would match prefix-*
prefix-:name
prefix-*
Using : is quite good because it does not conflict with shell globbing (*, [ and ] are used in globs).
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*
[
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Closing this. I'm not planning to add back for wildcard support on a single app for now.
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trying to use a single small web app for multiple subdomain (eg one.zeno.localhost -> ~/smallweb/zeno)
added to ~/.config/smallweb/config.json -
"*.zeno.localhost": "~/smallweb/zeno"
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: