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I am using NodeJS along with ExpressJS for my application. I have written some API as well. My local server is running on port 3000.
I will be calling my API, say on some particular location like: http://firstdomain.com/api/[apiname] so I should have to access only this.
When I call this http://firstdomain.com/api/[apiname] it should automatically go to http://seconddomain.com/api/[apiname] and get the result and send back to http://firstdomain.com/api/[apiname].
So as a person I will call only http://firstdomain.com/api/[apiname] and actually it will go to http://seconddomain.com/api/[apiname] to fetch data and return to me on http://firstdomain.com/api/[apiname]. I won't be knowing that the data came from the second domain link. Hope I explained.
Thanks in advance
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Views: 37
Reputation: 38563
What you need is a simple proxy server. There are several modules out there that plug directly into express as middleware.
For example http-proxy-middleware allows you to do this:
app.use('/api', proxy({target: 'http://seconddomain.com', changeOrigin: true}));
Add this line to your firstdomain
server code and it will act as a proxy.
Upvotes: 0