add url prefix to hosting multiple instances about zoonavigator HOT 7 CLOSED

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Sorry for getting back to you so late. I am currently working on this, however, it's a bit tricky. In Angular you have to provide the "prefix" at build time, which happens during Docker image build, so it cannot be simply added as an environment variable to the final image.

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Hi, I updated the documentation with instructions on how to deploy ZooNavigator with custom URL. In short, you will have to build your own Docker image where you'll provide the URL prefix.

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Link should probably updated to: https://zoonavigator.elkozmon.com/en/latest/docker/custom-url.html ?

I'm trying to follow the instructions and build a custom docker image myself but I got the following error:

unable to create open ./src/environments/environment.prod.ts: no suchfile or directory

The command '/bin/sh -c dockerize     -template ./environment.ts.template:./src/environments/environment.prod.ts' returned a non-zero code: 1

Would you know what could be the reason?

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@mujina93 Thanks for the notice, I've updated the link. Also, I realized that the instructions were wrong (submodule init command) so I've updated that as well.

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@elkozmon Thanks for the quick answer!

A couple more things:

• The instructions for the submodule(s) fail as the default is to get the via ssh. I was able to get past git submodule update --init --recursive by changing the urls in my .gitmodules to the http ones of your 2 submodules, followed by git submodule sync. Maybe it's worth adding these prior to the first instruction.

• I was able to build the custom docker image. Then I try to run it with the same command I was using before:

docker run -d --network host -e HTTP_PORT=9000 --name rev-zoonavigator --restart unless-stopped my-zoonavigator

it starts, I'm able to reach it at <host>:9000/zoonavigator (but not at <host>:9000/zoonavigator/ with a / at the end), but then it's stuck loading the page. I only see the loading logo.

If I check the network in the browser console I see that it tries to make a request to http://93.90.193.89:9000/api/config.

Am I getting something wrong when trying to start it up or the basepath is missing somewhere (when /api/config is called)?

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@mujina93 Good point, thanks. I've already replaced those URLs by https. I believe the instructions are now correct.

As for the problem with base path, I'm not sure right now but it definitely sounds like a bug to me.
It would be best to address this with a new issue on Github.

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