| 18 Jul 2022 |
 pedrodiaz | I just upvoted | 16:10:24 |
 cofin | As did I. | 16:10:55 |
 cr125rider | Yes it does. You just have to be logged in of course | 17:40:16 |
 Goldziher | Afraid not: https://www.reddit.com/r/bugs/comments/67zoma/upvotes_not_counting_when_following_links_from/?utm_medium=android_app&utm_source=share | 17:55:19 |
| cr125rider | 3 votes and no activity for 5 years. I can confirm I see my vote. Seems to be false | 18:02:05 |
| Goldziher | You see it. But it doesn't count it internally. | 18:07:29 |
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| JonasKs | The vote counts less/gets discounted (especially the first ones, to avoid friend up voting) Goldziher is correct | 19:33:48 |
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| GilFriedEgg#4936 | Hey all! Is there any built in support for routing to subdomains (i.e. admin.website.com)? Starlette has support https://github.com/encode/starlette/pull/363 | 20:29:48 |
| 19 Jul 2022 |
| Goldziher | hi, not at present. | 09:08:45 |
| Goldziher | whats the use case for this? usually i would have different apps and use an external server - nginx, ingress k8 controller, even docker, to run different applications. | 09:09:20 |
| Goldziher | i added a new issue if anyone is interested--> https://github.com/starlite-api/starlite/issues/291 | 11:31:24 |
| cofin | I was going to mention this library. It looks promising. | 16:17:38 |
| GilFriedEgg#4936 | Just for cleaner urls. For accounts with vastly different ui based on permissions, I’d rather route to let’s say admin.website.com/control-panel than website.com/admin/control-panel, even if they’re functionally the same. | 19:55:47 |
| Goldziher | I see. Can you create a GitHub issue and document your use case. We should discuss this | 20:31:25 |
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| 20 Jul 2022 |
 __peter__ | And would they ideally be totally separated Starlite instances? | 02:10:28 |
| __peter__ | I'd probably use something like this straight away if it was available. | 02:10:49 |
| __peter__ | E.g., in the example app, the core stuff would be a shared library and the app itself would be configured as a set of micro-services drawing from the shared lib of resources and all pulled together into a master app at the top level | 02:12:12 |
| __peter__ | there was an issue where mounting apps came up earlier | 02:12:25 |
| __peter__ | this one: https://github.com/starlite-api/starlite/issues/241 | 02:13:15 |
| __peter__ | to me I wouldn't so much care about whether the sub-apps had to be mounted under subdomains or path prefix - it would prob make sense to support either case if we can | 02:14:32 |
| __peter__ | I'll just reopen that and you can pile on there GilFriedEgg | 02:16:05 |
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| GilFriedEgg#4936 | Thank you! I’ll be away from my pc for a little while so I won’t be posting regarding the issue on GitHub until then. If it’s easier, you can close the issue for the time being and I’ll reopen it with more detailed suggestions when I have the chance. | 06:59:17 |
| __peter__ | All good, I’ll leave open and transfer your relevant comments. Feel free to chime in any time👍 | 07:06:55 |
| GilFriedEgg#4936 | If at all helpful, here are the relevant equivalencies in starlette.
PR: https://github.com/encode/starlette/pull/363
Per Starlette docs, routing to subdomains can be achieved like this:
routes = [
Host("{subdomain}.example.org", name="sub", app=Router(routes=[
Mount("/users", name="users", routes=[
Route("/", user, name="user_list"),
Route("/{username}", user, name="user_detail")
])
]))
]
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