Support relative path (e.g. example.com/feedback)

[CodingPassionYT]

Hello,
many people already voted that they want this feature. There is already also a fork where you can use the most of already not too much work to do.

I want to open this discussion again because I like your fider tool, but I must be able to run it on a relative path for my reverse proxy setup. As using subdomains is limited, and maybe I need more fider instances.

Till then I may be searching for alternatives..

[mattwoberts]

Could you link to all the related issues, forks and other information so we have all the data in one place, that way we know what we're talking about and effort required.

Thanks.

[CodingPassionYT]

Sure.
The Fork: https://github.com/Kaudaj/fider/tree/subfolder-url
A other Issue: #1130
The Feature Request on your own site: https://feedback.fider.io/posts/80/allow-hosting-without-a-subdomain

[100xBugShipper]

Hi, is it possible to try and contribute to any of the open issues or the Fider team only handles the issues and maintains this project?

Thanks,

[mattwoberts]

Hi @bhuvneshuchiha

We're a tiny team here at Fider, so we welcome all and any help we get - so yes we're happy for anyone to try and tackle any of the issues - just let me know that you're looking into it and I can assign it to you :)

[100xBugShipper]

Thanks @mattwoberts for the reply. Just a heads up before you decide to assign it to me, I have been learning golang since a few months and I have been wanting to try and apply the knowledge into some real world project with actual users such as Fider. I would love if you assign this issue to me but it might take sometime for me to find my way through the code and ultimately fix it. So if its alright then I am up for this issue!

[mattwoberts]

That's fine - happy for you to take a look!

[100xBugShipper]

Thanks so much, I will start looking into this, just one thing, how this works is i can pull the main branch and checkout on a separate branch for which I will be raising a PR once this is fixed right? Or there is some other route that I need to follow?

[mattwoberts]

@bhuvneshuchiha Kind of - what you do (apologies if you already know this), is that you fork the getfider/fider repo, so that you have your own version of it. You then create a branch for your changes, and work on there. Once you're done you push that branch to your fork, and then open a pull request back to the main repo at getfider/fider.

[100xBugShipper]

Thanks a lot for clarifying it. Do I need to update the progress on this card daily or once the issue is fixed?

[mattwoberts]

Oh no - just let me know once you've got something you'd like me to look at!

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