You are building an Express.js application where you have to route requests based on the subdomain. What approach would you take to implement this routing behavior?
- Use middleware to parse the subdomain and route accordingly
- Create separate Express.js applications for each subdomain
- Define subdomain-specific routes using regular expressions
- Use query parameters to determine the subdomain
To route requests based on the subdomain in Express.js, the most common approach is to use middleware (Option 1) that parses the subdomain from the request and then routes the request accordingly. This allows for flexibility and maintainability. Creating separate applications for each subdomain (Option 2) can lead to code duplication and complexity. Defining subdomain-specific routes using regular expressions (Option 3) can be error-prone and less maintainable. Using query parameters (Option 4) is not a common or recommended way to handle subdomain routing.
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