I have an Angular app and serverless backend with Netlify all under the same domain.
so:
I have my API under the same domain:
https://domain-name.com/api/v1/*
Is there a way to stop Angular router behaviour that will auto-redirect you if the router cannot match any routes.
Similar to how the proxy config can do so for local development?
If this is not possible, is the following possible with the current behaviour of Angular router:
Can I have my Netlify serverless functions under a sub-domain? e.g. https://api.domain-name.com/api/v1/*
Thanks