http.ext
ext allows your site to have clean URLs by assuming a file extension when the path of the URL does not end with one.
An extension in the URL is detected by checking the last element of the path for a dot (.).
Syntax
ext extensions...
- extensions... is a list of space-separated extensions (including the dot) to try. Extensions will be tried in the order listed. At least one extension is required.
Examples
Suppose you have a file called /contact.html. You could serve that file at /contact by having Caddy try .html files.
To try .html, .htm, and .php in order:
ext .html .htm .php
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