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I'm hosting my angular 6 app with express static



app.use(express.static('/', __dirname +'/client/angular'));


The problem came when i tried to add another page to my server as a landing page. So i specified a mounth path '/app' to my angular app.



app.use(express.static('/app', __dirname +'/client/angular'));


This is not working! When i run the server this came out




GET /app/ 304 4.294 ms - -



GET /inline.bundle.js/ 404 1.065 ms - 15



GET /polyfills.bundle.js/ 404 0.581 ms - 15



GET /styles.bundle.js/ 404 2.195 ms - 15



GET /vendor.bundle.js/ 404 2.119 ms - 15



GET /main.bundle.js/ 404 1.830 ms - 15



GET /favicon.ico 404 0.474 ms - 15




I managed the problem hosting the new webpage in a virtual path '/home' and keep my angular app hosted in the root path by default.



app.use('/home', express.static(__dirname +'/client/landing'));

app.use('/', express.static(__dirname +'/client/angular'));


But these are not the routes i need so, does anybody know how to mount an angular app on express virtual path?






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    I'm hosting my angular 6 app with express static



    app.use(express.static('/', __dirname +'/client/angular'));


    The problem came when i tried to add another page to my server as a landing page. So i specified a mounth path '/app' to my angular app.



    app.use(express.static('/app', __dirname +'/client/angular'));


    This is not working! When i run the server this came out




    GET /app/ 304 4.294 ms - -



    GET /inline.bundle.js/ 404 1.065 ms - 15



    GET /polyfills.bundle.js/ 404 0.581 ms - 15



    GET /styles.bundle.js/ 404 2.195 ms - 15



    GET /vendor.bundle.js/ 404 2.119 ms - 15



    GET /main.bundle.js/ 404 1.830 ms - 15



    GET /favicon.ico 404 0.474 ms - 15




    I managed the problem hosting the new webpage in a virtual path '/home' and keep my angular app hosted in the root path by default.



    app.use('/home', express.static(__dirname +'/client/landing'));
    
app.use('/', express.static(__dirname +'/client/angular'));


    But these are not the routes i need so, does anybody know how to mount an angular app on express virtual path?






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      I'm hosting my angular 6 app with express static



      app.use(express.static('/', __dirname +'/client/angular'));


      The problem came when i tried to add another page to my server as a landing page. So i specified a mounth path '/app' to my angular app.



      app.use(express.static('/app', __dirname +'/client/angular'));


      This is not working! When i run the server this came out




      GET /app/ 304 4.294 ms - -



      GET /inline.bundle.js/ 404 1.065 ms - 15



      GET /polyfills.bundle.js/ 404 0.581 ms - 15



      GET /styles.bundle.js/ 404 2.195 ms - 15



      GET /vendor.bundle.js/ 404 2.119 ms - 15



      GET /main.bundle.js/ 404 1.830 ms - 15



      GET /favicon.ico 404 0.474 ms - 15




      I managed the problem hosting the new webpage in a virtual path '/home' and keep my angular app hosted in the root path by default.



      app.use('/home', express.static(__dirname +'/client/landing'));
      
app.use('/', express.static(__dirname +'/client/angular'));


      But these are not the routes i need so, does anybody know how to mount an angular app on express virtual path?






      node.js express angular6 static-files virtual-path







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      I'm hosting my angular 6 app with express static



      app.use(express.static('/', __dirname +'/client/angular'));


      The problem came when i tried to add another page to my server as a landing page. So i specified a mounth path '/app' to my angular app.



      app.use(express.static('/app', __dirname +'/client/angular'));


      This is not working! When i run the server this came out




      GET /app/ 304 4.294 ms - -



      GET /inline.bundle.js/ 404 1.065 ms - 15



      GET /polyfills.bundle.js/ 404 0.581 ms - 15



      GET /styles.bundle.js/ 404 2.195 ms - 15



      GET /vendor.bundle.js/ 404 2.119 ms - 15



      GET /main.bundle.js/ 404 1.830 ms - 15



      GET /favicon.ico 404 0.474 ms - 15




      I managed the problem hosting the new webpage in a virtual path '/home' and keep my angular app hosted in the root path by default.



      app.use('/home', express.static(__dirname +'/client/landing'));
      
app.use('/', express.static(__dirname +'/client/angular'));


      But these are not the routes i need so, does anybody know how to mount an angular app on express virtual path?






      node.js express angular6 static-files virtual-path




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          After digging a little bit more, i found out that I have to modify the index.html file of my angular app in the dist folder generated after run ng build. The problem was that the base href was "/", so when it needed the js files it didn't find them. So, all we have to do is change it, with the same path as it was mounted in the server



            <base href="/app">





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            After digging a little bit more, i found out that I have to modify the index.html file of my angular app in the dist folder generated after run ng build. The problem was that the base href was "/", so when it needed the js files it didn't find them. So, all we have to do is change it, with the same path as it was mounted in the server



              <base href="/app">





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              After digging a little bit more, i found out that I have to modify the index.html file of my angular app in the dist folder generated after run ng build. The problem was that the base href was "/", so when it needed the js files it didn't find them. So, all we have to do is change it, with the same path as it was mounted in the server



                <base href="/app">





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                After digging a little bit more, i found out that I have to modify the index.html file of my angular app in the dist folder generated after run ng build. The problem was that the base href was "/", so when it needed the js files it didn't find them. So, all we have to do is change it, with the same path as it was mounted in the server



                  <base href="/app">





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                After digging a little bit more, i found out that I have to modify the index.html file of my angular app in the dist folder generated after run ng build. The problem was that the base href was "/", so when it needed the js files it didn't find them. So, all we have to do is change it, with the same path as it was mounted in the server



                  <base href="/app">






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