Add processing for route prefixes, external urls, and pprof mux #293
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…serving the pprof endpoints accessible on the landing page Signed-off-by: kwilt <[email protected]>
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| // Ensure Path component of ExternalURL is formatted without trailing slashes, | ||
| // contains a leading slash, and is not empty | ||
| pathPrefix := strings.TrimRight(parsedExternalURL.Path, "/") | ||
| if pathPrefix != "" && !strings.HasPrefix(pathPrefix, "/") { |
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Signed-off-by: kwilt <[email protected]>
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Supporting pull request for prometheus/snmp_exporter#1335
Maybe this sucks, idk. I'm getting out of my comfort zone with this pull request lol. But I gave it a shot anyway. 😬
This is my attempt at moving a good chunk of the routing for the exporter into the landing page's codebase. In theory this could make a more cohesive experience across exporters and allow for easier development as most of the routing work is now done by using the LandingConfig struct.