[SolidStart] Add another static file directory
What is the easiest way to add another static file directory like
SolidStart app.config.ts says it configures Vinxi: https://docs.solidjs.com/solid-start/reference/entrypoints/app-config And Vinxi has a "static" option: https://vinxi.vercel.app/api/router/static.html Although defineConfig seems to have plenty of TypeScript support, and SolidStart says this will work, I can't figure out where to configure this additional path in vinxi in app.config.ts. Alternativly, I started to use the npm
/public?SolidStart app.config.ts says it configures Vinxi: https://docs.solidjs.com/solid-start/reference/entrypoints/app-config And Vinxi has a "static" option: https://vinxi.vercel.app/api/router/static.html Although defineConfig seems to have plenty of TypeScript support, and SolidStart says this will work, I can't figure out where to configure this additional path in vinxi in app.config.ts. Alternativly, I started to use the npm
serve package in middleware.ts but I got hung up on what to return (serve takes the request and response and does not return any value, so I can't tell SolidStart's middle ware to stop processing requests I am done).app.config.ts - Solid Docs
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Another option: https://h3.dev/examples/serve-static-assets#read-files ... But serveStatic returns a boolean. Does SolidStart expose the h3 app? I don't think middleware.ts is going to work well for this.
Static Assets - h3
Serve static assets such as HTML, images, CSS, JavaScript, etc.
That works, thank you. Also, it dawned on me later that routes like GET are probably powerful enough to do this sort of thing and with a direct request / response object I can likely put middleware in there. I can make-use of cookie information in that regard. publicAssets is certainly the simpilists.
To be clear, in solidstart the app.config.ts property is
server.publicAssets