Added support for comma separated APP_URLS - #166
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Allows the server to be setup with either
APP_URLas usual for backwards compatibility or withAPP_URLSto use the server with more than one domain.Example use case:
.localdomain, but I would also like to expose this to the internet and use it remotely.For this purpose
APP_URLScan be a comma separated list of domains to which the app will generate URLs. Currently, with just oneAPP_URLvariable this is not possible.Disclosure: The change was coded by my hand and tested locally/remotely with the help of AI.