How to handle tenant subdomains in Angular 2 (router 3)

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Trying to get tenant.app.com setup in Angular 2 (RC6, Router 3.0)

Is there any documentation around how to do this? Almost everything I've seen starts with a base url = / and then parses the url from the base url.

I need to have a www version for the non-signedin user and then tenant driven subdomains for all loggedin users

The same here. No info all around and I am getting pretty confused if is supported at all or not. — user2670818, Mar 11 '17 at 08:27

score 9 · Accepted Answer · answered Mar 27 '17 at 21:43

I think I have an approach that's working. getSubdomain() allows me to query the subdomain in app.component.ts on NgInit() and I can use that to scope the sign in for the user against a tenant_id tied to the subdomain

getSubdomain() {
  const domain = window.location.hostname;
  if (domain.indexOf('.') < 0 || 
    domain.split('.')[0] === 'example' || domain.split('.')[0] === 'lvh' || domain.split('.')[0] === 'www') {
    this.subdomain = '';
  } else {
    this.subdomain = domain.split('.')[0];
  }
  console.log('subdomain', this.subdomain);
}

simple solution. I prefer to do the split once at the start and to check the length of the array after instead of indexOf, but it does not really matter at the end — Félix Brunet, May 10 '18 at 15:03

How to handle tenant subdomains in Angular 2 (router 3)

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