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This is interesting and I can see how it could be convenient but configuring your own middleware along with replicating the existing, is convenient enough, imo. The default middleware only looks complex to accommodate all the options thrown at it but when customizing middleware, it doesn't need to be. For example if you want modrewrite, static and directory it would be:
middleware: function(connect, options) {
return [connect.static('base'), connect.directory('base'), require('connect-modrewrite')()];
}
You could even use options.base
instead of the string.
This task gives you a reasonable default middleware stack but then should get out of your way when customizing.
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Yeah, you're right. My specific use case was to modify grunt configuration generated by angular generator to support HTML5 history API. The generator creates a config with base option as an array of paths and to add modrewrite
middleware to the stack I need to replace them with connect.static('...')
. Being able to add it before an existing stack would require a few less changes.
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