In my root directory, I have a config.json file that contains the port that the web server should listen to. This makes it easier for anyone using the app, but I can't GET/POST without knowing the port.
I can't access the config.json file as it's in my root directory while the AngularJS controllers are in a deeper directory.
If your Angular app makes relative calls, it shouldn't need to be specified. If you can't make all relative calls, then create a route that supplies Angular config, and call that relatively.
使用相对 URL 或var full = location.protocol+'//'+location.hostname+(location.port ? ':'+location.port: '');
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