How to use subdomain
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Northeast Congo Lion posted this in #help-forum
Northeast Congo LionOP
Hello everyone!
I'm creating a site where there will be very specific needs according to the user's role (student, teacher, administrator).
I'd like to have a landing page and to connect to it go to :
student.mydomain.com for a student
teacher.mydomain.com for a teacher
Should I make a monorepo or is the basic next is enough?
If I have to make a mono repo, where will the api point, given that there will be several projects next?
I imagine this like :
First next projet just for API
Second next project for student and third for teacher
With packages like UI, Db etc..
thanks a lot
I'm creating a site where there will be very specific needs according to the user's role (student, teacher, administrator).
I'd like to have a landing page and to connect to it go to :
student.mydomain.com for a student
teacher.mydomain.com for a teacher
Should I make a monorepo or is the basic next is enough?
If I have to make a mono repo, where will the api point, given that there will be several projects next?
I imagine this like :
First next projet just for API
Second next project for student and third for teacher
With packages like UI, Db etc..
thanks a lot
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Northeast Congo LionOP
I see the https://github.com/vercel/platforms but i it's not the same need
What would be the differences between the
student and teacher site?If you are still very early early-on in this project, I'd suggest to just start out with having different paths like so:
This seems just like an authentication problem. If so, you could just store what type of user is using the site (
mydomain.com/student and mydomain.com/teacher. This is a much easier implementation that doesn't require you building an entire different app for the teacher side.This seems just like an authentication problem. If so, you could just store what type of user is using the site (
student or teacher and then display UI based on that ðŸ‘@Masn If you are still very early early-on in this project, I'd suggest to just start out with having different paths like so: `mydomain.com/student` and `mydomain.com/teacher`. This is a much easier implementation that doesn't require you building an entire different app for the teacher side.
This seems just like an authentication problem. If so, you could just store what type of user is using the site (`student` or `teacher` and then display UI based on that ðŸ‘
Northeast Congo LionOP
Hello Masn, thank you for your response. Is a big project and the teacher site is very different. Just the generic Ui component is shared.
I asking mainly if its good idea to have a nextjs project only for api ( w/ trpc )