KeystoneJS Admin Routes Workaround

Replaces the hardcoded admin route /keystone with a route of your choosing (uses string replaces since they are hard coded in keystone).

Usage

npm install keystone-admin-routes --save

(!) There is a performance penalty for large templates since the entire body is str replaced on.

var patchKeystone = require('keystone-admin-routes');
server.use('*keystone*', patchKeystone(prefix, keystone)); //process.env.PREFIX = /my/subdirectory

See keystonejs 627, keystonejs 442

License

(The MIT License)

Copyright (c) 2015 Frederik Eichler

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