Subdomains and Custom Domains: Difference between revisions

Revision as of 00:38, 27 March 2024

While a subdomain of https://hackclub.app is automatically configured for you when you sign up for Nest, you'll need to use the Nest CLI to configure new subdomains under your user subdomain (https://<username>.hackclub.app).

Subdomains

To configure any subdomains of your user subdomain of hackclub.app, you can simply run the following command:

nest subdomain add <name>

where name is the name of the subdomain you want to add. If your username is orpheus, and you'd like to configure drawing.orpheus.hackclub.app, then you would run nest subdomain add drawing. The Nest CLI will automatically configure it in the system and add a block to your Caddyfile to get you started. See Caddy for more information about the Caddyfile.

If you'd like to remove a subdomain from the configuration, you can also run

nest subdomain remove <name>

Custom Domains

Custom domains are a feature that we have not yet implemented - it's coming soon, though!

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   nest subdomain add <name>
 where <code>name</code> is the name of the subdomain you want to add. If your username is <code>orpheus</code>, and you'd like to configure <code>drawing.orpheus.hackclub.app</code>, then you would run <code>nest subdomain add drawing</code>. The Nest CLI will automatically configure it in the system and add a block to your Caddyfile to get you started. See [[Caddy]] for more information about the Caddyfile.
+If you'd like to remove a subdomain from the configuration, you can also run
+ nest subdomain remove <name>
 == Custom Domains ==
 Custom domains are a feature that we have not yet implemented - it's coming soon, though!