Multiple route files with group

[sangemi]

I want to run 2 website under 1 adonis.

1. The below code is now working. Is this impossible?

    Route.group(() =>  {
    	require ("./routes-common")
    	require ("./routes-ehon")
    }).domain('ehon.booboolife.com')

    Route.group(() =>  {
    	require ("./routes-common")
    	require ("./routes-main")
    }).domain('main.booboolife.com')

2. I want to use .domain method with multiple domain

    Route.group(() =>  {
    	require ("./routes-common")
    	require ("./routes-main")
    }).domain(['main.booboolife.com', 'booboolife.com'])

[RomainLanz]

Hey @sangemi! 👋

Most of this should be managed by our Web Server that act as reverse proxies (like Nginx, Apache, or whatever you use).

You'll need to redirect both domain to your AdonisJS application. Since you have the same routes, there's no need to create a group with a scope to a domain.

[sangemi]

I already set all request redirect to my AdonisJS app. Actually my problem is not related with that.

1. Really I want to do is,
   I want to write common code at once when running 2 websites.
   The layout, plugins, login logic are same across all three sites.
   Different part is only the pages folder.

related question : https://stackoverflow.com/questions/61423734/i-want-to-run-two-web-site-in-one-adonisjs-nuxt-js

2. I think Using .domain method with multiple domain is needed. because

    Route.group(() =>  {
    	require ("./routes-common")
    	require ("./routes-main")
    }).domain(['ehon.booboolife.com', 'booboolife.com'])

    Route.group(() =>  {
    	require ("./routes-common")
    	require ("./routes-sub1")
    }).domain('sub1.booboolife.com')

If not allowed, I have to write

    Route.group(() =>  {
    	require ("./routes-common")
    	require ("./routes-main")
    }).domain('ehon.booboolife.com')

    Route.group(() =>  {                     
    	require ("./routes-common")     >>>>> duplicated !
    	require ("./routes-main")           >>>>> duplicated !
    }).domain('booboolife.com')         

    Route.group(() =>  {
    	require ("./routes-common")
    	require ("./routes-sub1")
    }).domain('sub1.booboolife.com')

Anyway, if this type of code (require method in Route.group) is not allowed, you don't have to think about it.

Thank you for your reply.

[sangemi]

I decided to create another Adonis app. Anyone reading this article shouldn't try to combine two sites like me. There are many other problems except the routing. :-)

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