Thanks for this article. Exactly my scenario and very good description. Do you think, the StaticSiteServer could be deployed as Azure Static Web App? They require an index.html in the root. How could this be achieved with your project?
I don't have a lot of experience with Azure Static Web App specifically but generally speaking: StaticSiteServer serves the static files which is also what Azure Static Web App does, so I don't see a way of using both in conjunction as both do somewhat similar task. having said that this is what I would suggest
If the first solution doesn't fit your scenario and you want to use StaticSiteServer. one way to go about it would be to deploy StaticSiteServer as webapi so that it will handle serving the static files while adding your custom authentication.
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Thanks for this article. Exactly my scenario and very good description. Do you think, the StaticSiteServer could be deployed as Azure Static Web App? They require an index.html in the root. How could this be achieved with your project?
I don't have a lot of experience with Azure Static Web App specifically but generally speaking: StaticSiteServer serves the static files which is also what Azure Static Web App does, so I don't see a way of using both in conjunction as both do somewhat similar task. having said that this is what I would suggest
Azure static web app provide a way of adding authorization so I would recommend checking if they fit your specific use case. here are some links that might help Authenticate users with Azure Static Web Apps, Authentication and authorization for Azure Static Web Apps
If the first solution doesn't fit your scenario and you want to use StaticSiteServer. one way to go about it would be to deploy StaticSiteServer as webapi so that it will handle serving the static files while adding your custom authentication.