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  • h
    yes i am sending the token (jwt as session cookie)
  • m
    right, so on htmx rquest to that endpoint it sends your cookies
  • m
    so you can return html back
  • h
    yep
  • m
    or redirect
  • m
    in go I'd do a 
    http.Redirect(writer, code)
  • h
    so branch on the backend and leave out the whole who-am-i and just handle the lack of cookie on the backend and if it is not there send back a redirect to /login
  • m
    yes
  • h
    i see
  • h
    thanks!
  • h
    now i think i need to figure out how to convert the spa to this mode of operating
  • m
    you could even send back html instead when there is no cookie
  • m
    for some overlay
  • h
    yep
  • m
    but then you'd need to be careful not to create multiple of them
  • m
    easier to redirect lol
  • h
    so i could still do html from the CDN and have fragments in SSR where the backend endpoint either redirects to /login or gives you the html you need
  • m
    yea
  • m
    for the overlay thing you could have it target only #login_overlay in that case, then it won't create more
  • m
    initially have the overlay with nothing in
  • m
    and when your overlay is up and you login you could just refresh
  • h
    ok i will check that
  • h
    so lets say i have a for all the pages /login /usefulefeature etc. how do you share that between these different pages when using htmx + CDN? or should I leave out the CDN part at all?
  • h
    (i am not sure if this question makes sense to you)
  • m
    I'm not sure I understand
  • m
    isn't including htmx in the head enough?
  • m
    do you mean for css/additional js for fragments?
  • r
  • h
    imagine you have /login /something /something-else ..... with all the same CSS, images. In the case of the SPA you do this in the "app" and you dont need to worry about it because the separate urls are virtual. on the CDN everything is set to return the only index.html you have
  • h
    now, i think with htmx i need to split the single index.html to multiple ones to match the /{:path}
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