Add `--base-path` CLI option to override the URL path in the tilejson about martin HOT 6 CLOSED

@sharkAndshark I just updated this ticket with all the details needed

from martin.

Do we need to add it to config either?

from martin.

Do we need to add it to config either?

It would be nice to add this on config.

In my experience, I put Martin behind NGINX and use the proxy_pass directive, and rewrite the basepath. the SSL can be handled on NGINX as well. This works with /tablename/{z}/{x}/{y}, however, this won't work with the tile.json because there is no base path for martin. If we could add this, then it would be so nice!

from martin.

Yep, I documented it above for both CLI and config file case. @sutanAE, if you use NGINX, why not use rewriting urls config?

from martin.

Should this feature ignore X-REWRITE-URL header if it is set? I.e. override it? Or should it only work if there is no x-rewrite-url header? What usecases would there be for its usage?

from martin.

Yep, I documented it above for both the CLI and config file cases. @sutanAE, if you use NGINX, why not use rewriting urls config?

Hi @nyurik thank you. That is because I did not read the documentation correctly; my apologies.

It seems like the problem is now solved for me. Either way, I think it would still be nice to have something that acts as a base path for Martin. The only thing I can think of is why the developer experience and local development imitates NGINX configuration.

I personally develop my app using Node.js with SvelteKit and have Martin running on another port. Martin's URL in localhost and production is different, so the SvelteKit's code is quite messy; there are lots of if statements to see if it's in dev or in prod. Of course, this could be avoided using environment variables, but this limits Martin to certain styles.

I hope I am contributing to the discussion—many thanks for developing such amazing software.

from martin.