Resource Handler

The Resource Handler Interface (See Interface here) allows you to create a resource handler that can be added to the Resource Handler Registry.

Methods

Name	Description
addResourceHandler	Adds one or multiple RegExp route to be intercepted. When intercepted, resourceResolver will be invoked.
addResourceHandlerLocation	Adds one or multiple locations where the resources are located internally.
addResourceHandlerIndex	Adds one or multiple paths to index files for each resource location.
addResourceCors	Adds a CORS configuration to be applied when requesting the static content configured.
addResourceResolver	Adds the resolver that will read & resolve the requests for declared routes.

Example

new ResourceHandler()
            .addResourceHandler(
            new RegExp("/js/(.*)"),
            new RegExp("/css/(.*)"), 
            new RegExp("/(.*)")
            )
            .addResourceHandlerLocation(
            "./src/main/resources/static/js", 
            "./src/main/resources/static/css", 
            "./src/main/resources/static")
            .addResourceHandlerIndex(
            undefined, 
            undefined, 
            "index.html")
            .addResourceResolver(new MandarineResourceResolver())

In the above example, we are declaring that routes starting with /js/ should go to ./src/main/resources/static/js and so on. We are also defining that the root routes (/(.*)) should have an index file which is index.html in ./src/main/resources/static

Our resolver for such requests is MandarineResourceResolver , which is the default resolver by Mandarine. This resolver is used in Mandarine static content, but it can also be used for multiple handlers.