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Directus extensions endpoints not working

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    I did exactly like it was told at https://forum.cloudron.io/topic/9859/custom-api-endpoint/12?_=1739735839051 But the response is still "{"errors":[{"message":"Route /helloworld doesn't exist.","extensions":{"path":"/helloworld","code":"ROUTE_NOT_FOUND"}}]}" Screenshot (196).png

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      Solved it, For any future users, here's the supposed directory ![alt text]Screenshot (202).png

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        @cartpex was just looking into this. How did you get this info? https://docs.directus.io/extensions/endpoints.html has no information on the directory structure

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          Looks like the whole bunding mechanism has changed since that post you linked. It needs some package.json with keys like https://github.com/programmarchy/directus-extension-copilot/blob/main/package.json

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            @cartpex was just looking into this. How did you get this info? https://docs.directus.io/extensions/endpoints.html has no information on the directory structure

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            @joseph i firstly created a new template extension folder then run "npm run build" locally and uploaded the package.json file and the folder "dist" in my manually created folder named "directus-extension-helloworld" and goes at my endpoint "https://directus.mydomain.com/helloworld" there it gives the expected response.

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