Originally at 2015-05-30T12:09:19Z by Herbert Vojčík closed at 2015-07-06T18:36:48Z
The index.html of Helios needs to know where to find config.js so it can configure itself and load the packages as configured in the developed app. To pass this url, query string is used; though to pass data of this kind to pages local without data roundtrip to server, hash is much more appropriate. Query string can also fool naive hosting solutions, while hash does not (as it is not sent in a HTTP request).
The code that appends the data as a query string is in index.js.
Originally at 2015-05-30T12:09:19Z by Herbert Vojčík closed at 2015-07-06T18:36:48Z
The `index.html` of Helios needs to know where to find config.js so it can configure itself and load the packages as configured in the developed app. To pass this url, query string is used; though to pass data of this kind to pages local without data roundtrip to server, hash is much more appropriate. Query string can also fool naive hosting solutions, while hash does not (as it is not sent in a HTTP request).
The code that appends the data as a query string is in `index.js`.
Originally at 2015-05-30T12:09:19Z by Herbert Vojčík closed at 2015-07-06T18:36:48Z
The
index.html
of Helios needs to know where to find config.js so it can configure itself and load the packages as configured in the developed app. To pass this url, query string is used; though to pass data of this kind to pages local without data roundtrip to server, hash is much more appropriate. Query string can also fool naive hosting solutions, while hash does not (as it is not sent in a HTTP request).The code that appends the data as a query string is in
index.js
.