As far as I can tell, no static URLs are valid or reachable if urlPrefix begins with a .. Though it might have something to do with my use case;
I'm writing my website in an environment where storing the website on the root is impossible, but express thinks it's serving the root. Eg. localhost:80/express/ is translated to localhost:3000/ before the express server sees it. This means the default behaviour of pointing to static at /static/ is impossible. I need to host static at localhost:3000/static/ while telling the browser to fetch static at localhost:80/express/static/.
Setting the urlPrefix to "./static" should fix this, but it doesn't. Nothing is served at localhost:3000/static/.
As far as I can tell, no static URLs are valid or reachable if urlPrefix begins with a
.. Though it might have something to do with my use case;I'm writing my website in an environment where storing the website on the root is impossible, but express thinks it's serving the root. Eg.
localhost:80/express/is translated tolocalhost:3000/before the express server sees it. This means the default behaviour of pointing to static at/static/is impossible. I need to host static atlocalhost:3000/static/while telling the browser to fetch static atlocalhost:80/express/static/.Setting the urlPrefix to "./static" should fix this, but it doesn't. Nothing is served at
localhost:3000/static/.