Allowing cors in artisan serve

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Now after starting to learn Angularjs and Laravel 4 I just love the way one can just set up a working development server with just one terminal command without having to set up virtualhosts or anything like that.

However...

I want to develop my frontend seperately so I can utilize the wonderful combination of yeoman and gruntjs and since I really can't do this if I put everything in laravel public folder (or at least I don't know how) this leaves me with the following situation:

I have a frontend grunt server at localhost:9000

And

I have a laravel 4 server at localhost:8000

This will of course mean that in order for Angularjs to talk with Laravel I have to allow CORS. In Apache this is easy: just adding Header add Access-Control-Allow-Origin "localhost:9000" to the directory part of httpd.conf allows this url to communicate with localhost.

Now where should I put this cors configuration when serving stuff via artisan if its even possible?

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I faced the same issue. You can find cors configuration in config/cors.php. By default all origins allowed only for api/* routes. You can add your own routes (e.g. oauth) to it like following:

'path' => ['api/*', 'oauth/*']

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