Feature Request: option to replace a part of a application adress with the current URL.

[simphide]

It would be great to be able to just set a port or a path as the url and the rest of the url would be taken from the current url.

So that if I open a Flame instance from "www.flame.com" a link would lead to "www.flame.com:8080" and if I open the same Flame instance via the IP Adress, the URL would lead to the <IP adress>:8080. With this option it would be easier to access the urls also via VPN access.

[pawelmalak]

Can you elaborate more on that? I don't quite understand what this feature is about and based on the current description I don't think it's possible to implement.

[simphide]

Sorry if I described this too vaguely. The suggestion is that a user should be able to specify only part of the URL. To do this, a user could specify some sort of variable like <URL>, which would be replaced at runtime by Flame with the URL that is currently being used to access Flame. In Javascript, for example, this can be solved by window.location.href.

[hng]

+1

This is useful when accessing flame with a local ip and a remote ip (e.g. trough a VPN, Tailscale etc.) and applications are running on the same server as flame.

[schuettec]

+1 Thx for this cool project. I would like to run Flame behind a http proxy. I would be necessary to replace a part of a application adress of Flame with a configured prefix. This is a common use case when running multiple web-apps on the same server.

Would be a minor fix, wouldn't it?