Fix bug where URI path is to a file and not to directory #427
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Docsify must be hosted on a server that supports a default directory index (i.e. maps `/.../` -> `/.../index.html`). Some platforms do not support this, however. For example, HTML apps hosted on the popular game/software platform, Itch.io. This change supports hosting Docsify off an explicit path file, such as `/index.html`. It does this by: 1. Adding handling for paths like `index.html#/blah`, and 2. Normalising paths with fragments back to markdown paths For example, `http://example.org/index.html#/blah` would be mapped to `http://example.org/blah.md`. This fixes: docsifyjs#427
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Docsify must be hosted on a server that supports a default directory index (i.e. maps `/.../` -> `/.../index.html`). Some platforms do not support this, however. For example, HTML apps hosted on the popular game/software platform, Itch.io. This change supports hosting Docsify off an explicit path file, such as `/index.html`. It does this by: 1. Adding handling for paths like `index.html#/blah`, and 2. Normalising paths with fragments back to markdown paths For example, `http://example.org/index.html#/blah` would be mapped to `http://example.org/blah.md`. This fixes: docsifyjs#427
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Docsify must be hosted on a server that supports a default directory index (i.e. maps `/.../` -> `/.../index.html`). Some platforms do not support this, however. For example, HTML apps hosted on the popular game/software platform, Itch.io. This change supports hosting Docsify off an explicit path file, such as `/index.html`. It does this by: 1. Adding handling for paths like `index.html#/blah`, and 2. Normalising paths with fragments back to markdown paths For example, `http://example.org/index.html#/blah` would be mapped to `http://example.org/blah.md`. This fixes: docsifyjs#427
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* Fix: Cannot serve off `/.../index.html` Docsify must be hosted on a server that supports a default directory index (i.e. maps `/.../` -> `/.../index.html`). Some platforms do not support this, however. For example, HTML apps hosted on the popular game/software platform, Itch.io. This change supports hosting Docsify off an explicit path file, such as `/index.html`. It does this by: 1. Adding handling for paths like `index.html#/blah`, and 2. Normalising paths with fragments back to markdown paths For example, `http://example.org/index.html#/blah` would be mapped to `http://example.org/blah.md`. This fixes: #427 * Add end-to-end test for index file hosting * Add code comments for explicit file changes * Add additional tests for index file hosting * Add additional tests for index file hosting * [wip] Attempt to switch tests to Jest * Add e2e test for new Jest test framework * Verify sidebar links use file hosting * Fix: endsWith() not supported for IE11 * Refactor: utility method moved to utility file * Fix IE11 error from use of String.includes() Co-authored-by: John Hildenbiddle <jhildenbiddle@users.noreply.github.com>
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When trying to access the website page via
domain.example/index.htmlinstead ofdomain.example, docsify is trying to read the markdown files relative toindex.htmlas he thinks this is a directory, which result in HTTP 404 Error.Please fix and thank you for your awesome documentation generator.
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