Changes to generated views to use 'relativeUrlRoot' #594
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…t view URLs to use it for being able to run Geddy app under proxies pointing to sub-folders.
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This looks great, but we'll need updates for the other template engines (e.g., Jade, Mustache), before we can merge this to master. |
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Cross reference issue #592 |
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Ok. I will take care of these changes. One question: how do I enforce "geddy gen app/scaffold" tool(s) to use a specific template engine so I can test these changes ? |
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You can use the -j -H -m and -s options -- it's in the docs for the CLI: http://geddyjs.org/guide#cli_geddy_gen_[command]_[options]_[arguments] |
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Add 'relativeUrlRoot' property to configuration file, allowing to set a relative URL when running Geddy apps behind proxies or as sub-folder of a domain/sub-domain.
Next step is to adapt generated routes for scaffolds.