[Feature Request] Support for reverse proxy in subfolders

[openspeedtest]

[Feature Request] Support for reverse proxy in subfolders

[gritstub]

I've made my changes locally with ./downloading and ./upload, which works fine.
It's unnecessary to add the domain and path, since they reside in the same relative path.

I'm hope that you can take this into account for your next version, so that I can just use your docker without modifications.

[openspeedtest]

Services behind reverse proxy server will not or not need to know your domain name or url structure.
It doesn't matter where you put the application.
You are using docker?
I am missing something. ,🤔

Please post more details..
Steps to reproduce this issue and expected change / fix
Thanks

[gritstub]

I am running in a Docker, and am using swag (nginx) to create a reverse proxy via subfolder.

eg: http://mydomain.com/myopenspeedtest/

My swag nginx looks like

location /myopenspeedtest/ {
  rewrite ^/myopenspeedtest(.*)$ $1 break;
  proxy_pass http://openspeedtest:3000;
}

Now the main page can open, however, the openspeedtest doesn't like being in a folder.

The links to "upload" and "downloader" are absolute paths to the root. Please change them to be relative.

{ "hostName": "/upload" }

and

m[a].open("GET",comopenspeedtestcdn+"/downloading?n=

So the application tries to load http://mydomain.com/downloader?n=... instead of http://mydomain.com/myopenspeedtest/downloader?n=...

You can just change it to "./" instead of "/"

[openspeedtest]

open index.html in a text editor and modify the following
under script tag.

// This is for ping add more URL for more ping samples and more precise result
var comopenspeedtesturl = {
"serverList": [
{ "hostName": "//yourdomain.com/subfolder/downloading" },
{ "hostName": "//yourdomain.com/subfolder/downloading" },
{ "hostName": "//yourdomain.com/subfolder/downloading" },
{ "hostName": "//yourdomain.com/subfolder/downloading" },
{ "hostName": "//yourdomain.com/subfolder/downloading" }
]
};
//
// this is for upload
var comopenspeedtestuurl = {
"serverList": [
{ "hostName": "//yourdomain.com/subfolder/upload" }

  ]
};

// download file url
var comopenspeedtestcdn = "//yourdomain.com/subfolder/downloading";

I am developing a new version so this setup will change in future. But it will be much easier to add custom path or list of hostnames.

Now mount modified index.html to your docker container.

path will be /usr/share/nginx/html/index.html

add -v in docker command / compose file

-v /PATH-TO-YOUR-HTML-MOD/:/usr/share/nginx/html/

[openspeedtest]

Done #32