Question
Digital ocean apps - SPA application
- Posted on October 13, 2020
- AngularDigitalOcean App Platform
Asked by raold
Hi, I managed to setup angular application in App platform as static site. The problem is, that I cant setup redirect all paths to index.html
Is it possible to run SPA application in App platform using static sites?
Thank you
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It looks like you can set up each route in “Components/HTTP Routes”, but I don’t see an easy was to set a catch-all. Perhaps overriding the
static_sites/error_documentkey would do it (as referenced here: https://www.digitalocean.com/docs/app-platform/references/app-specification-reference/ ) but I’m assuming that is responding with a 404, which wouldn’t be good.Mod edit: we have since added support for “Catchall Documents”. In your Static Site settings, you will have the option to choose a file (e.g.
index.html) that all inexistent paths are routed to with a 200 OK status code.You can use “catchall_document: index.html”
👋 @raold
App Platform does not currently have the functionality to redirect but it’s something we’re looking into.
As a workaround, your Angular app should support routing which will allow you to put a catch-all route.