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Netlify is quite good. Allows you to install Cloudflare's 10 year backend certificate on it so you can turn on Strict HTTPS checking.
by libeclipse 5y ago
Netlify is quite good. Allows you to install Cloudflare's 10 year backend certificate on it so you can turn on Strict HTTPS checking.
- cheeaun 5y agoI'm using Netlify for one of my side projects. Liking it so far but been getting annoyed by the limited _headers/netlify.toml config these days (especially custom redirects).
- swyx 5y agowhat limitation are you running into? did something change recently?
- cheeaun 5y agoI think it's been the same, just recently I need a way to set custom headers for specific paths. Documentation [1] says that I can use * or :placeholder(s?), but there's no examples other than "/*" (which matches everything). I thought it can do matches like "/folder/*/*.html" but... actually can't. I try look around in the forums, seeing others got confused as well and in the end I gave up :D As for redirects, I really like :splat [2], but for my use case, I need something can be matched in the middle of the URL string, e.g.: /blog/:splat/whatever. Maybe this is like a weird use-case, or rather I'm thinking of it like glob patterns or regex. [1] https://docs.netlify.com/routing/headers/ https://docs.netlify.com/routing/headers/ [2] https://docs.netlify.com/routing/redirects/redirect-options/#splats https://docs.netlify.com/routing/redirects/redirect-options/...