Wildcard subdomain routing?

[hockeyst]

Can partial.js organize wildcard subdomain routing?

Ror example send *.website.debug to subdomain() function in default controller?

[petersirka]

Hi @hockeyst,

// ONLY:
// http://subdomain.website.debug/
framework.route('[subdomain]/', subdomain);

// http://eshop.website.debug/
framework.route('[eshop]/', subdomain);

// http://blog.website.debug/
framework.route('[blog]/', subdomain);

// http://eshop.website.debug/
// http://blog.website.debug/
framework.route('[eshop,blog]/', subdomain);

// ALL:
// http://*.website.debug/
// http://website.debug/
framework.route('/', root);

// ONLY:
// http://website.debug/contact/
framework.route('[]/contact/', contact);

I fixed [www] from routing of subdomain (https://github.com/petersirka/partial.js/blob/master/changes.txt#l41)
Do you understand?

[petersirka]

I recommend to run subdomain as a next node.js app.

[hockeyst]

Yes, i understand! Thanks! But i meant wildcard subdomain as route parameter, for example:

// ALL:
// http://*.website.debug/
framework.route('{wildcard}/', subdomain);

function subdomain(wildcard) {
        wildcard = wildcard || '';
        this.plain(wildcard);
}

// http://website.debug/
framework.route('/', root);

[petersirka]

Ahh I know what you need ...

function sudomain() {
   var self = this;
   // self.subdomain -> future version

   var subdomain = self.req.subdomain;

   // IMPORTANT: subdomain contains also www (this I fixed in new version)
   // new version will be this week (maybe)

   self.json(subdomain);
}

Thanks.

[hockeyst]

Thanks, cool framework! I love it :). Simple & clean!

[petersirka]

Thanks :-)
New version will be very good.