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I'm developing a web app, using Laravel to develop the API and admin panel, and another framework for the web client app (next.js/now). I'd optimally like to host them all on the same url: myawesomeapp.com.
Api requests would optimally go to myawesomeapp.com/api/user/ (for example), and the actual web app would route to my next.js, hosted elsewhere, (routes like myawesomeapp.com/profile for example). I assume since much of the server layer is abstracted away if I deploy with Forge, so this wouldn't be possible. However the next best option would be putting my API and admin routes behind subdomains - api.myawesomeapp.com and admin.myawesomeapp.com respectively.
However I'm curious how I could ensure that routes to the root url, simply https://shareit.onl/ https://appvn.onl/ are passed through to my client app (next.js hosted with now)
You're almost certainly going to have to use a subdomain.
For example, api.myawesomeapp.com/v1/user
That way you could set your DNS settings to point api.myawesomeapp.com to your API's IP, and myawesomeapp.com (or www.myawesomeapp.com) to your frontend's IP.
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