I have been following these two tutorials:
After reading through Strapi's documentation and scouring the web I cannot figure out how to set a baseUrl of my application on the frontend so that whatever environment I am in will return the right URL to query the backend, for example:
https://awesomesauce.comhttps://staging.awesomesauce.comhttps://qa.awesomesauce.comhttp://localhost:1337If I was in staging then this baseUrl would be set to https://staging.awesomesauce.com, and so on.
For example in these tutorials you'll see when they reference images they do so like this <img src="http://localhost:1337/img.jpg />, however in a production environment how would this ever work?
Strapi's documentation has some information about using the server.json:
As an example using this configuration with Nginx your server would respond to https://example.com:8443 instead of http://localhost:1337
I see that there is a config/environments/ directory with development, production, and staging, I am lost with how I can access something from these like strapi.currentEnvironment.baseUrl from my frontend application in an <img /> tag or elsewhere. My application is structured like this:
Application
├── frontend
├── backend
I make the queries from the frontend to the backend using Apollo.
Is there some sort of magic proxy thing going on where references to localhost:1337 are redirected to their respective environment URL?
Just use ENV variables in your Nuxt app and keep the values in different .env files in sync with your Strapi server settings....