Can't set req.url to directory serve-static nodeJS

I'm using serve-static, and it works perfectly with, for example, the string '/var/www/html'.

But, when I write

http.createServer(function(req, res){

 var serve = serve-static(req.url, ...)

 serve(...)}

with the url:

localhost/var/www/html

It returns me :

'can't get /var/www/html'

How can I redirect my request to the root of my serve-static site?

edited Nov 12 at 21:46

Thecave3

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asked Nov 12 at 18:56

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I'm using serve-static, and it works perfectly with, for example, the string '/var/www/html'.

But, when I write

http.createServer(function(req, res){

 var serve = serve-static(req.url, ...)

 serve(...)}

with the url:

localhost/var/www/html

It returns me :

'can't get /var/www/html'

How can I redirect my request to the root of my serve-static site?

edited Nov 12 at 21:46

Thecave3

369516

asked Nov 12 at 18:56

LightGolgot

142

add a comment |

I'm using serve-static, and it works perfectly with, for example, the string '/var/www/html'.

But, when I write

http.createServer(function(req, res){

 var serve = serve-static(req.url, ...)

 serve(...)}

with the url:

localhost/var/www/html

It returns me :

'can't get /var/www/html'

How can I redirect my request to the root of my serve-static site?

edited Nov 12 at 21:46

Thecave3

369516

asked Nov 12 at 18:56

LightGolgot

142

I'm using serve-static, and it works perfectly with, for example, the string '/var/www/html'.

But, when I write

http.createServer(function(req, res){

 var serve = serve-static(req.url, ...)

 serve(...)}

with the url:

localhost/var/www/html

It returns me :

'can't get /var/www/html'

How can I redirect my request to the root of my serve-static site?

node.js

edited Nov 12 at 21:46

Thecave3

369516

asked Nov 12 at 18:56

LightGolgot

142

edited Nov 12 at 21:46

Thecave3

369516

asked Nov 12 at 18:56

LightGolgot

142

edited Nov 12 at 21:46

Thecave3

369516

edited Nov 12 at 21:46

Thecave3

369516

edited Nov 12 at 21:46

Thecave3

369516

asked Nov 12 at 18:56

LightGolgot

142

asked Nov 12 at 18:56

LightGolgot

142

asked Nov 12 at 18:56

LightGolgot

142

add a comment |

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Ok, I just figured out, that, if I want to put the directory in my url,
I just need to set serve-static('/', ...)
and it will automatically add the url directory

answered Nov 12 at 18:59

LightGolgot

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you have to concat the root path, which is in the var __dirname

 var serve = serve-static(__dirname + req.url, ...)

answered Nov 12 at 21:52

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Ok, I just figured out, that, if I want to put the directory in my url,
I just need to set serve-static('/', ...)
and it will automatically add the url directory

answered Nov 12 at 18:59

LightGolgot

142

add a comment |

Ok, I just figured out, that, if I want to put the directory in my url,
I just need to set serve-static('/', ...)
and it will automatically add the url directory

answered Nov 12 at 18:59

LightGolgot

142

add a comment |

Ok, I just figured out, that, if I want to put the directory in my url,
I just need to set serve-static('/', ...)
and it will automatically add the url directory

answered Nov 12 at 18:59

LightGolgot

142

Ok, I just figured out, that, if I want to put the directory in my url,
I just need to set serve-static('/', ...)
and it will automatically add the url directory

answered Nov 12 at 18:59

LightGolgot

142

answered Nov 12 at 18:59

LightGolgot

142

answered Nov 12 at 18:59

LightGolgot

142

answered Nov 12 at 18:59

LightGolgot

142

add a comment |

you have to concat the root path, which is in the var __dirname

 var serve = serve-static(__dirname + req.url, ...)

answered Nov 12 at 21:52

Didier68

355412

add a comment |

you have to concat the root path, which is in the var __dirname

 var serve = serve-static(__dirname + req.url, ...)

answered Nov 12 at 21:52

Didier68

355412

add a comment |

you have to concat the root path, which is in the var __dirname

 var serve = serve-static(__dirname + req.url, ...)

answered Nov 12 at 21:52

Didier68

355412

you have to concat the root path, which is in the var __dirname

 var serve = serve-static(__dirname + req.url, ...)

answered Nov 12 at 21:52

Didier68

355412

answered Nov 12 at 21:52

Didier68

355412

answered Nov 12 at 21:52

Didier68

355412

answered Nov 12 at 21:52

Didier68

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