I am rewriting via proxy a subfolder to localhost:3000 using Proxy in htaccess.
RewriteRule ^(.*)$ http://localhost:3000/my-folder/$1 [P,L]
And I am using a basePath and assetPrefix in Next Config (both to /my-folder)
This seems to work well, even folder subpages, like /notes/list.
However, it does not seem to work well for pages like notes/[noteName]/edit, I believe because of the [ and ] that are encoded as %5B and %5D in HTML. Though on my local setup that seems to work fine.
After running next build and next start I'm ending up with console log errors like
404 Not found /_next/static/chunks/app/notes/%5BnoteName%5D/edit/page-d3a7b102dc1b542a.js
And a white page on the server. No issues on my local setup.
Even if I create a middleware and log the request, it shows the request is properly received by the server:
Requested route: /_next/static/chunks/app/notes/%5BnoteName%5D/edit/page-d3a7b102dc1b542a.js
And the folder exists, but the folder does not use encoded characters: [noteName]/, but that is the same on my local setup.
Any ideas?
Found the answer 😀 Link below, solution 2
I guess I almost had this solution, but I was using NextResponse.redirect() instead of NextResponse.rewrite(), also I like the approach of using decodeURIComponent() versus .replaceAll().