Wildcard routing

[jasonrichardsmith]

Hello,

I am porting an application where all traffic gets sent to the same index.html, regardless of path except the API endpoint. AngularJS is responsible for building the page. Go will work as the API that will tell Angular how the page is served.

http://mongular.org/

Essentially I need all traffic aside from anything under the 'foo.com/mongolar' (this is configurable) to be routed to one index.html.

I am having problem with the wildcard route. Is this doable with your router?

I am also serving some js and css as static files from their own folders.

[jasonrichardsmith]

This is where I am at with the code at this point.
https://github.com/jasonrichardsmith/mongolar/blob/master/mongolar.go

[julienschmidt]

If I understand you correctly, you have something like the following structure:

/mongolar/... [a lot of API routes]
/css/*filepath
/js/*filepath
/index.html

I think there are two options:

1. Use Router.NotFound handler to send everything to index.html when there is no defined route
2. Use HttpRouter only for the API under /mongolar and use the default http.Mux for handling the css, js folders, as well as the dispatching to HttpRouter and sending all the rest to the index.html

[jasonrichardsmith]

Yes, I see that now. Thank you!