I followed the steps and got my project running.
This is how it currently is set up:
'https://api.new-project.ddev.site' -> API endpoint
'https://api.new-project.ddev.site/typo3' -> CMS
'https://new-project.ddev.site' -> Frontend
Now when deploying, i have the main domain and subdomain.
I wonder if its possible to set up both backend and frontend on the same domain?
I tried things out and there were many issues, starting with routing, http issues, etc..
The goal would be to have something like this:
'https://new-project.ddev.site/headless' -> API endpoint
'https://new-project.ddev.site/typo3' -> CMS
'https://new-project.ddev.site' -> Frontend
Is this possible? Are there downsides?
Im a frontend developer and only now starting to really understand how backends and servers work, so any help is welcome.
Btw, thanks so much for this extension, you saved me a lot of headache by not having to use fluid.
I followed the steps and got my project running.
This is how it currently is set up:
'https://api.new-project.ddev.site' -> API endpoint
'https://api.new-project.ddev.site/typo3' -> CMS
'https://new-project.ddev.site' -> Frontend
Now when deploying, i have the main domain and subdomain.
I wonder if its possible to set up both backend and frontend on the same domain?
I tried things out and there were many issues, starting with routing, http issues, etc..
The goal would be to have something like this:
'https://new-project.ddev.site/headless' -> API endpoint
'https://new-project.ddev.site/typo3' -> CMS
'https://new-project.ddev.site' -> Frontend
Is this possible? Are there downsides?
Im a frontend developer and only now starting to really understand how backends and servers work, so any help is welcome.
Btw, thanks so much for this extension, you saved me a lot of headache by not having to use fluid.