No #, no work

Do I miss something?

<script>
    router = new Navigo(null, false);
    router.on({
      'about': () => { console.log('about'); },
      'home': () => { console.log('home'); },
      'contact': () => { console.log('contact'); }
    });
    router.resolve();
  </script>

I don’t want to use hash (# or #!) I just want some thing like this: http:// [site-url:port]/about But that says: The requested URL /navigo/about was not found on this server. navigo/about doesn’ exists, is right, but I just want that the console says ‘about’ and not redirect to other page, I was specting that navigo resolve that URI. How can I use navigo to do that?

[michel-reyes]

Already fixed, in webpack-dev-server I just add this

module.exports = {
  devServer: {
    historyApiFallback: true,
  },

When using the HTML5 History API, the index.html page will likely have to be served in place of any 404 responses

And everything works perfect. Thansk a lot krasimir for your time, explanation and help

[krasimir]

Actually it doesn’t matter as long as all the requests go to the same page where navigo operates. Navigo is a client-side library. It doesn’t work on the server yet. You mention The requested URL /navigo/about was not found on this server which makes me think that your server-side server code is not catching the URL and it is not serving your html (where navigo operates)