Handle URL trailing slash

I 've created a node js application with express. But I need to add a trailing slash in order to access the web application. Is there any method to solve that?

e.g. http://www.abc.com/myWebApp <= don't work http://www.abc.com/myWebApp/ <= work

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asked 18 Oct '15, 03:31

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0	This is usually solved in various frameworks with the use of a middleware. For the express framework you could try the express-slash permanent link answered 18 Oct '15, 13:56 iliasr ♦♦ 2.0k●1●4 accept rate: 35%

Sorry for late reply. I still can't solve the problem. It should be problem of express, it can't distinguish between "/" and "" [1].

Is it possible to install my own nginx and handle the proxy?

[1] https://github.com/strongloop/express/issues/2281

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answered 26 Oct '15, 06:02

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