Perhaps, though a feature that claims to be "compatible" comes with a lot of
housekeeping and maintenance.
Why couldn't the URL rewriting happen in the tag function, rather than at the
Pollen level? For instance, you would write
◊clean-apache-link["ooh/la/la.html"]{my link text}
And use an environment variable to toggle the behavior of the
`clean-apache-link` function at build time.
> On May 4, 2018, at 9:28 AM, Joel Dueck <dueckofe...@gmail.com> wrote:
>
> Would it ever be feasible to add URL rewriting to Pollen's web server that is
> similar to (or even at least partly compatible with) Apache's mod_rewrite?
>
> This way you could use so-called "clean URLs" in your links, and follow them
> in your local Pollen server just as you would on your live web server.
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