Question: Passive Mode
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Had to do a search for headless. From what I have read, I can use IApi to fetch data from the repository, but it appears I will be responsible for deseralizing on the front end? Are there any packages for the front end that will do that for me, so I can just loop through the blocks like in your demo example? Thanks. |
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Hi there! In startup you can simply disable all routing features to get it to run in "passive mode". services.AddPiranha(options =>
{
options.UseCms(o =>
{
o.UseAliasRouting = false;
o.UseArchiveRouting = false;
o.UsePageRouting = false;
o.UsePostRouting = false;
o.UseSitemapRouting = false;
o.UseSiteRouting = false;
o.UseStartpageRouting = false;
});
}); |
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First of all, I'd like to say what a nice job you've done! I installed the default demo and I am inpressed with the quality of work. Good stuff.
I read some posts on Stack Overflow that you replied to about passive mode.
I want to add Piranha to an existing site and only use it for content management. I do not want it handling the routing at all. I already have my routing set up for localization using a sub-directory structure, i.e. mysite.com, mysite.com/es-es/, mysite.com/es-es/mypage.
Does passive mode still exist? Will I be able to accomplish the aforementioned?
Thanks
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