Add a default document names for the static method about fiber HOT 4 CLOSED

Hi @hyingreborn ,

'index.html' files are added to the root path by default, I'm planning to disable this as an option in v1.1

By looking at your example you seem to use the function the wrong way and reversed the parameters, it should be Static(prefix, dir) or Static(dir).
https://gofiber.github.io/fiber/#/application?id=static

Change your code like this

app.Static("/static", "./public/static")

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@Fenny tks for your reply！
The static method is quite different from other frameworks，like gin or echo，The path rules for the files are not as expected，Can you refer to gin or echo?

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Hi @hyingreborn ,
I checked out the static method details from the echo documention and it's almost identical.
https://echo.labstack.com/guide/static-files

The only difference with the static method from fiber is that the virtual path prefix is optional. If you don't use a prefix, it defaults to /.

The following examples achieve the same results:

app := fiber.New()
app.Static("/", "./my/static/files")
// => http://localhost:8080/gopher.png

app.Static("./my/static/files")
// => http://localhost:8080/gopher.png

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Hi @Fenny ，
I built a SPA using Vuejs，then try to add it to Fiber's project，directory structure like this:

|-public
|--favicon.ico // for global path to visit
|--app // VueJS's SPA
|---index.html
|---favicon.ico // for spa path to visit
|---js
|---css
|---...
|-go.mod
|-main.go

I hope that through http://127.0.0.1:8080/app to access the directory/public/app, so I this configuration：

app := fiber.New()
app.Static("/app", "./public/app")

The result is that i can only access index.html as the default document, and no other static files are not accessible，my vue's spa already config public path to "./"，It works in subdirectories under both gin and echo。

The expectation should be to map app/* to./public/app/*

app.Static("/app/*", "./public/app/*")

By the way, /app doesn't automatically add the "/" suffix

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