trame url add prefix

[haoxl3]

when I run this command,
python3 ./pcl_visualization/trame_vis.py --port 8082 --server --host 0.0.0.0
I get http://localhost:8082/index.html, I want to add a prefix to the url like http://localhost:8082/heart/index.html, I try to python3 ./pcl_visualization/trame_vis.py --port 8082 --server --host 0.0.0.0 --c heart, but I got faild. How do I implement prefix letters in index.html ?

[jourdain]

Why do you need a sub-path when you run your app from the command line? The command line execution is really meant for a single user and usually for development.

If you aim to achieve a real deployment, you should look into docker and probably rely on some front-end proxy to enable SSL.

[haoxl3]

Why do you need a sub-path when you run your app from the command line? The command line execution is really meant for a single user and usually for development.

If you aim to achieve a real deployment, you should look into docker and probably rely on some front-end proxy to enable SSL.
Because I need to use the ingress of ECS to forward through the subpath, If there is no subpath, it cannot be forwarded directly

[SergeyYakubov]

I generated static web content as you recommended using this utility. When I try to serve this content, I get the errors I mentioned about. One is about missing /paraview/ file, one is about missing trame-router.umd.js , and one is Uncaught event

[jourdain]

Ok, and apart from the HTTP requests, do you see the files on the disk after running the utility? Also did you specify which client version the tool should generate? Does it match your application?

Sidenote, /paraview/ is the launcher so that could be fine if you already manage the trame process on your side.

[SergeyYakubov]

Yes, the files are there (except for router)

__trame_components	__trame_vtk		index.html
__trame_plotly		__trame_vuetify3	logo.png
__trame_simput		assets			vue.global.js

I specified --client-vesion=vue3 and my client is vue3.

[jourdain]

and trame-router is available from the environment where you run python -m trame.tools.www? I just tried and it get exported.

[SergeyYakubov]

Ah, of course not. It works now that I use the correct environment.

Thank you!