问题
I have a working front-end single-page-application written in JS (ReactJS), and a working back-end in Phoenix (Elixir). Everything works out fine as long as navigation happens within the application. However, when I try to access a page in the SPA from the browser, I get a route error fired from Phoenix. For example:
no route found for GET /search (PhoenixApp.Router)
is what I get when I access http://localhost:4000/search from the browser.
When I access http://localhost:4000/search from the navigation inside the SPA, I get a working page from ReactJS.
So my question: How can I get ReactJS to get the page, rather than Phoenix?
回答1:
The standard way to do this for Single-Page Applications is to serve the exact same thing on every GET route as you're serving on /. You can add a wildcard GET route to your Phoenix Router and point it to the same thing as the route for /. If / is served from PageController's index function, you should add:
get "/*anything", PageController, :index
来源：https://stackoverflow.com/questions/41782764/when-accessing-front-end-spa-links-from-browser-back-end-fires-finding-no-route