Add pretty urls #1193
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Hi 👋 I don't believe this was a feature ever requested or in the issue tracker (that I was able to find) but it's one that I use myself. Feel free to completely discard if you don't think it is something you want to support. |
This adds a new flag namely `--pretty-urls` that when enabled will serve the equivalent `.html` if it exists. Very much the same approach that [`netlify` uses](https://docs.netlify.com/site-deploys/post-processing/). It can be quite useful when having hrefs like `/about` serve `/about.html`.
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- remove info logging - add comment to clarify logic
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This adds a new flag namely
--pretty-urlsthat when enabled will serve the equivalent.htmlif it exists.Very much the same approach that
netlifyuses.
It can be quite useful when having hrefs like
/aboutserve/about.html.