hosting assetlinks in the same server as appwrite?

As appwrite is currently using.

TL;DR

The user wants to host the assetlinks.json file on the same domain as their Appwrite backend. They are asking if they need to add it to a project platform and if it should be on a subdomain. The solution is to run Nginx on ports 80 and 443 and run Appwrite on other ports. They can then access both Appwrite and the assetlinks.json file without specifying any additional ports.

Like this https://your.host.com/.well-known/assetlinks.json without any another port

The reverse proxy should run on the standard ports and then it can forward requests for whatever host to the respective apps running on non-standard ports

This is because only one app can be listening on a port at a time

Excuse me an not that expert but if setup it like this: If I try to access the appwrite using https://your-host.com And https://your.host.com/.well-known/assetlinks.json

Appwrite using Traefik And the new link using nginx Nothing will happen? Or do I have to Give the Nginx another port To access the file from web like this https://your.host.com:8081/.well-known/assetlinks.json

You would run nginx on 443 and 80 and other apps like Appwrite on other ports, but you'll still be able to access Appwrite on ports 443 and 80

Ok, when the setup for appwrite asks me what ports do I want to use I have to use another ports than 80 and 443, and the appwrite will still work when I access it with the link Like this without any port: https://your-host.com/

Without any ports Specified ?

I wanna make the same domain host the appwrite and the file.

Same domain won't work

This is the problem I want to host the file on the same domain, that's why I said if I can put it with the appwrite Because I want to access it like this

https://your.host.com/.well-known/assetlinks.json

when I open https//your-host.com It should open appwrite, then when opening : https://your.host.com/.well-known/assetlinks.json it should open the file

You also shouldn't really have both on the same domain... Appwrite is your backend. The asset link is like your front end

Then the best thing is to make a sub domain For it?

And add it to a platform in appwrite in order for it to work ?

For example, id have:

Appwrite on appwrite.company.com
App on example.com
Custom endpoint on appwrite.example.com if needed

I'm making the app in flutter then i should do this: 1-example.com is my website 2- appwrite.example.com is appwrite. 3- something.example.com is my custom thing

Because I want to use the assetlinks.json for deeplink I have to put it under

https://something.example.com/.well-known/assetlinks.json

Right ?

Then I have to add it to my project platform

Your main Appwrite domain should not be app specific because it's designed to be used for multiple apps

The well known link would be on example.com

that's right I never thought of it😁😁

Do I have to add it to a project platform in order for it to works or since it is the main domain and appwrite is sub of it I don't have to?

Yes, you will

Thanks,

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