Posts Tagged ‘routing’
Debugging MQTT over websockets on Envoy 1.28.0
I have migrated our Envoy installation from Envoy 1.11.1 to 1.28.0, and am now also using SNI for selecting the correct certificate. A big part of that migration is upgrading the syntax of the configuration for Envoy from the v2 API to the v3 API. The upgrade went well, except for our websocket-based MQTT service…
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In case you are mounting your vue Router not on the root page, but a “subpath”, there is an important difference in the behavior of Vue Router in history and hash mode. History mode If you want, for example, to use https://picockpit.local/debug/ to have the Vue Router live on, in history mode: The following routes…
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For a Vue.js single page application – at least on a SUB URL of our page – we want a catch all on our server, which will always render the same template / HTML output to the browser. Kemal is internally based on Radix for routing: https://github.com/luislavena/radix Radix has a Catch All / Glob character:…
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