Info

Static resources should in classpath:/static folder or its subfolder, of course, you can custom it yourself.

// Default is `/static`
Windward.setup(8080,"/","/templates","your static resource locations");

Just register it!

windward.resource("/**.js","/**.css","/**.jpeg","/**.png");

If you prefer to host all, register it like below.

windward.resource("/**");

Important

For routes registered with windward.resource, static resources should be placed in the global default static resource directory, which is unique. If you have multiple different static resource directories, try the following writeup.

windward
    .resources("/static", "/static/**.js", "/static/**.png", "/static/**.html")
    .resources("/vue", "/vue/**.html")
    .resources("/home", "/home/**");

Static resource hosting, in essence, is also a routing strategy, so we need to be extra careful with wildcard writing, e.g. /**.

Caution

// This writeup is not recommended and creates mixed routes
windward
    .group("/v1")
    .get(
        "/test",
        simpleWindwardContext -> {
            // codes
        })
    .resource("/**"); ❌
// Use this writing style
// We should always separate static resource routing from regular interface functions to avoid unexpected situations
windward
    .group("/v1")
    .get(
        "/test",
        simpleWindwardContext -> {
            // codes
        })
    .end() //👈👈This is important here, it means that the previous routing group is already registered
    .resource("/**"); ✅