Add subdomain support for application routing #179
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This PR implements subdomain support for applications, allowing companies to choose between path-based routing (
domain.com/appname
) and subdomain routing (appname.domain.com
).Overview
Previously, applications could only be accessed via path-based routing (e.g.,
company.com/api
). This implementation adds support for subdomain routing (e.g.,api.company.com
), providing companies with more flexibility in how they structure their application URLs.Changes Made
Backend Implementation
Gateway Model Enhancement:
Subdomain
andEndpointType
fields to the Gateway model to match the existing database schemaRouting Logic:
Host
header (appname.domain.com
)/appname
)Deployment Process:
Frontend Implementation
Deployment Form:
Gateway Management:
Technical Details
The implementation leverages the existing database schema which already included subdomain support:
subdomain
column for storing subdomain valuesendpoint_type
column with constraint('subdomain', 'path')
The router now handles both endpoint types:
User Experience
Users can now:
Testing
Added comprehensive unit tests covering:
All tests pass:
go test ./pkg/gateway -v
Backward Compatibility
Existing path-based deployments continue to work unchanged. The default endpoint type remains "path" to ensure compatibility.
Fixes #178.
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