Always serve index page for --pushstate #53
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For applications that utilize HTML5 pushstate to mange the URL, it's desirable for the server to always return the index.html page instead of a 404. Passing `--pushstate` on the command line will return the index.html if no other resource matches the path. Issue: mattdesl#41
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Looks great, thanks! About to get on a plane for vacation so I won't be near a computer for a couple weeks. Will review after. 👍 |
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@mattdesl sounds good, enjoy the time off |
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@mattdesl any updates on getting this merged? I'd really like to have it. Awesome project btw! |
Always serve index page for --pushstate
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Pushed to 4.2.0 😄 thanks for the PR! |
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Love it -- can move fully off wzrd now! |
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I haven't used this feature much, but it looks like the current |
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Also it looks like |
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If you set the status code to 404, the browser will ignore it for other resources types. Although it's a little funny that the expected html page is sent as a 404, the browser will render the page as expected. The other option is to inspect the Accepts header to see what the expectations for the response are. This will be hard to test as every browser does it differently. |
Always serve index page for --pushstate
For applications that utilize HTML5 pushstate to mange the URL, it's
desirable for the server to always return the index.html page instead of
a 404.
Passing
--pushstateon the command line will return the index.html ifno other resource matches the path.
Issue: #41