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astro-subsites

v0.1.0

Published

This [Astro integration](https://docs.astro.build/en/guides/integrations-guide/) allows developers to treat an Astro project's folder as sub-website.

Readme

Astro-subsites integration

This Astro integration allows developers to treat an Astro project's folder as sub-website.

Installation

Run the following command to install and set it up for you automatically.

astro add astro-subsites

Configuration

Put a file named domains.config.js in the config folder at the root level of your Astro project. This file must contains the following:

export default {
    'gallery': 'https://gallery.myportfolio.com',
    'www': 'https://myportfolio.com'
}

Usage

In the previous example, https://myportfolio.com is your main Astro website. It is located at the www level.

Let's assume it contains a subfolder (/gallery) that can be fully independant. This directory must contains some assets in order to work properly for using both as a subfolder (https://myportfolio.com/gallery) and a subdomain (https://gallery.myportfolio.com).

At production build, this integration will look for static assets in your subsites files and make a copy of them. These files will be available directly in your subfolders.

Authors

  • aimedev (https://gitlab.com/aimedev)