[Feature] Set routing for serving static files about grip

[grkek]

Could you explain the issue with more details?

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Now to set routing for static files

class DemoController < Grip::Controllers::Http
  def getHtml(context : Context) : Context
    context
      .send_file("./public/index.html")
  end
end

class Application < Grip::Application
  def initialize(@port : Int32)
    super(environment: "development", serve_static: true)

    scope "/" do
      get "/html", DemoController, as: :getHtml # This works well.

      scope "/foo" do
      get "/html", DemoController, as: :getHtml
      # Request to host/foo/html => ok
      # Request to other static files => 404 Not Found
      # In the url http://localhost/foo/static/js/main.2ee217bf.js, /foo is not expected.
      end
    end
  end
  ...
end

I prefer the way in gofiber

[grkek]

is this what you are looking for?

[18183883296]

is this what you are looking for?

I have set the static file directory and assigned serve_static true.
It can only handle request to root path, right?

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I mean the url path.

[grkek]

is this what you are looking for?

I have set the static file directory and assigned serve_static true. It can only handle request to root path, right?

Depends on how you structure your directories, for example:

public/
  images/
    cat.jpeg
  pages/
    cat.html

  index.html

You will be able to access cat.jpeg by /images/cat.jpeg and cat.html by /pages/cat.html.

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I mean the prefix part of the path unrelated to the file structure.
I'm seeking for a portable solution.

For example, to access the same files

app.Static("/foo", "./public") => GET http://localhost/foo/index.html
app.Static("/foo/bar", "./public") => GET http://localhost/foo/bar/index.html
app.Static("/foo/bar/baz", "./public") => GET http://localhost/foo/bar/baz/index.html

[grkek]

I mean the prefix part of the path unrelated to the file structure. I'm seeking for a portable solution.

For example, to access the same files

app.Static("/foo", "./public") => GET http://localhost/foo/index.html
app.Static("/foo/bar", "./public") => GET http://localhost/foo/bar/index.html
app.Static("/foo/bar/baz", "./public") => GET http://localhost/foo/bar/baz/index.html

It could be an interesting feature, I will leave this open.