NGINX to serve angular and react bundle files upon location URL?
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I am moving my project from angular to React for multiple reasons. But upon the time constraints, I decided to move only one module at a time, either serving new modules in React and serving old one with Angular Assets. What would be the best practice to achieve this?
I heard NGINX could solve the issue by serving Angular or React asset upon requested URL.
example:
/v1/url1 would give me the Angular asset
/v2/url2 would give me React Asset
angular reactjs nginx
asked Nov 20 at 5:32
Sujeith Gopi Nath
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I am moving my project from angular to React for multiple reasons. But upon the time constraints, I decided to move only one module at a time, either serving new modules in React and serving old one with Angular Assets. What would be the best practice to achieve this?
I heard NGINX could solve the issue by serving Angular or React asset upon requested URL.
example:
/v1/url1 would give me the Angular asset
/v2/url2 would give me React Asset
angular reactjs nginx
asked Nov 20 at 5:32
Sujeith Gopi Nath
7117
Yes, you can use Nginx as a proxy server if you are doing server rendering.
– Vivek
Nov 20 at 5:38
There is no best practice because what you want to achieve is not recommendable. But NGINX will get you there.
– Carsten
Nov 20 at 6:20
@Carsten Thanks, But what would be the recommended way?
– Sujeith Gopi Nath
Nov 20 at 6:45
Using a single application obviously
– Carsten
Nov 20 at 6:59
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I am moving my project from angular to React for multiple reasons. But upon the time constraints, I decided to move only one module at a time, either serving new modules in React and serving old one with Angular Assets. What would be the best practice to achieve this?
I heard NGINX could solve the issue by serving Angular or React asset upon requested URL.
example:
/v1/url1 would give me the Angular asset
/v2/url2 would give me React Asset
angular reactjs nginx
asked Nov 20 at 5:32
Sujeith Gopi Nath
7117
I am moving my project from angular to React for multiple reasons. But upon the time constraints, I decided to move only one module at a time, either serving new modules in React and serving old one with Angular Assets. What would be the best practice to achieve this?
I heard NGINX could solve the issue by serving Angular or React asset upon requested URL.
example:
/v1/url1 would give me the Angular asset
/v2/url2 would give me React Asset
angular reactjs nginx
angular reactjs nginx
asked Nov 20 at 5:32
Sujeith Gopi Nath
7117
asked Nov 20 at 5:32
Sujeith Gopi Nath
7117
asked Nov 20 at 5:32
Sujeith Gopi Nath
7117
asked Nov 20 at 5:32
Sujeith Gopi Nath
7117
asked Nov 20 at 5:32
Sujeith Gopi Nath
7117
7117
Yes, you can use Nginx as a proxy server if you are doing server rendering.
– Vivek
Nov 20 at 5:38
There is no best practice because what you want to achieve is not recommendable. But NGINX will get you there.
– Carsten
Nov 20 at 6:20
@Carsten Thanks, But what would be the recommended way?
– Sujeith Gopi Nath
Nov 20 at 6:45
Using a single application obviously
– Carsten
Nov 20 at 6:59
add a comment |
Yes, you can use Nginx as a proxy server if you are doing server rendering.
– Vivek
Nov 20 at 5:38
There is no best practice because what you want to achieve is not recommendable. But NGINX will get you there.
– Carsten
Nov 20 at 6:20
@Carsten Thanks, But what would be the recommended way?
– Sujeith Gopi Nath
Nov 20 at 6:45
Using a single application obviously
– Carsten
Nov 20 at 6:59
Yes, you can use Nginx as a proxy server if you are doing server rendering.
– Vivek
Nov 20 at 5:38
Yes, you can use Nginx as a proxy server if you are doing server rendering.
– Vivek
Nov 20 at 5:38
There is no best practice because what you want to achieve is not recommendable. But NGINX will get you there.
– Carsten
Nov 20 at 6:20
There is no best practice because what you want to achieve is not recommendable. But NGINX will get you there.
– Carsten
Nov 20 at 6:20
@Carsten Thanks, But what would be the recommended way?
– Sujeith Gopi Nath
Nov 20 at 6:45
@Carsten Thanks, But what would be the recommended way?
– Sujeith Gopi Nath
Nov 20 at 6:45
Using a single application obviously
– Carsten
Nov 20 at 6:59
Using a single application obviously
– Carsten
Nov 20 at 6:59
add a comment |
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Yes, you can use Nginx as a proxy server if you are doing server rendering.
– Vivek
Nov 20 at 5:38
There is no best practice because what you want to achieve is not recommendable. But NGINX will get you there.
– Carsten
Nov 20 at 6:20
@Carsten Thanks, But what would be the recommended way?
– Sujeith Gopi Nath
Nov 20 at 6:45
Using a single application obviously
– Carsten
Nov 20 at 6:59