@qpoint/mask-urls
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A Qpoint adapter for masking URLs behind a reverse proxy
When proxying requests upstream, html links are generated for the upstream location.
Consider the following:
An app hosted on vercel would likely produce html with a link URL: https://qpoint-site.vercel.app/about-us
The proxy needs to mask the url to match the outer domain URL: https://qpoint.io/about-us
import Endpoint from "@qpoint/endpoint";
import proxy from "@qpoint/proxy";
import maskUrls from "@qpoint/mask-urls";
import rewriteHtml from "@qpoint/rewrite-html";
export default new Endpoint()
// proxy to qpoint.io
.use(proxy({ appUrl: "https://qpoint.io" }))
// mask the urls to match the proxy endpoint
.use(maskUrls())
// activate the rewrite
.use(rewriteHtml())
npm add @qpoint/mask-urls
basePath can be provided with the config if the upstream app is nested within the path.
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A Qpoint adapter for masking URLs behind a reverse proxy
We found that @qpoint/mask-urls demonstrated a healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released less than a year ago. It has 3 open source maintainers collaborating on the project.
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