Solve CORS Issues Easily with Nginx Reverse Proxy – No JSONP Needed
This guide explains how to bypass cross‑origin restrictions by configuring an Nginx reverse proxy, offering a simpler alternative to JSONP that avoids server‑side code changes while enabling seamless API calls from a different domain.
Cross‑origin requests can be handled with JSONP, but it requires modifying the server side code, which is cumbersome.
By configuring a reverse proxy on your own server with Nginx, you can easily achieve cross‑origin requests without changing the target server.
Idea
Example
Server A has a page that wants to request the API at Server B (http://www.b.com/api) and obtain JSON data.
Page code on Server A:
<script>
$(function (){
$.get('/test.do', function (data){
alert(data);
});
});
</script>Configure Nginx to proxy /test.do to the target API:
location /test.do {
proxy_pass http://www.b.com/api;
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