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Expected result: The generated bundle URL is always the absolute path /bundle.js.
Actual result: The generated bundle URL is relative to the current URL.
Description of the problem:
This is symptomatically-similar #61, but it's not quite the same thing, as I'm not using razzle.
The server-generated script tag to load the bundle is just <script src=bundle.js defer /></script>. Suppose you have a react-router-dom route such as /user/:id. When navigating to that route directly (ie. directly going to localhost:3000/user/1234 in the browser), the browser sees the generated bundle URL as being loaded relative to the current path and tries to load localhost:3000/user/bundle.js which does the wrong thing.
I wrote a 5-second patch_rogue_server.sh to solve this the easy way, but it would be nice if the real problem was fixed correctly (even if it's just a dumb problem on my end ><) rather than just patched over.
#!/bin/bash# Sets the bundle path to be absolute (/bundle.js) rather than relative (bundle.js)# Also wrap the bundle in quotes just to be safe# ... After writing "bundle" so much, it no longer feels like a real word
sed -i -e 's|"<script src=" + bundleUrl + " defer /></script>"|"<script src=\\\"/" + bundleUrl + "\\\" defer /></script>"|' \
./node_modules/\@roguejs/app/dist/web/server*.js
Steps to reproduce:
Create a new rogue app as described in the README
Create some routes with react-router-dom
Directly navigate to a subroute (ie. manually type the URL in a new tab)
at the moment I would refrain from using @roguejs/cli. parcel has several issues #80 so I'm waiting till v2 before considering spending more time on it, since at its current state it's unusable for app im currently working on
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Versions:
@roguejs/app @ 0.9.6
@roguejs/cli @ 0.9.8
Expected result: The generated bundle URL is always the absolute path
/bundle.js
.Actual result: The generated bundle URL is relative to the current URL.
Description of the problem:
This is symptomatically-similar #61, but it's not quite the same thing, as I'm not using razzle.
The server-generated script tag to load the bundle is just
<script src=bundle.js defer /></script>
. Suppose you have areact-router-dom
route such as/user/:id
. When navigating to that route directly (ie. directly going tolocalhost:3000/user/1234
in the browser), the browser sees the generated bundle URL as being loaded relative to the current path and tries to loadlocalhost:3000/user/bundle.js
which does the wrong thing.I wrote a 5-second
patch_rogue_server.sh
to solve this the easy way, but it would be nice if the real problem was fixed correctly (even if it's just a dumb problem on my end ><) rather than just patched over.Steps to reproduce:
react-router-dom
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