Case-insensitive router.base with nuxt.js and IIS - iis

Question

If I generate a site with nuxt, specifying router.base in nuxt.config.js then host it in an IIS server, all works as expected if the requested URL path starts with the specified router.base exactly.
Say, for example router.base = "/Foo/" and the page is named "Bar" then http://example.com/Foo/Bar loads just fine. So does http://example.com/Foo/bar, so it does not appear that page names are case sensitive.
However, if I use a different case for the router.base portion of the URL, then the page loads, but it appears that page lifecycle methods (such as data(), created(), head(), etc.) do not run, although the layout mounted() method does load. This would happen if I were to use a URL like http://example.com/foo/Bar in the previous example.
So my question is... is there a way to run page lifecycle methods when the case of the URL path differs from the router.base value?

Answer 1

This doesn't really fix the issue, but it seems one can redirect the page early in the loading process to a page with a path that starts with the router.base exactly. So in /layouts/default.vue, I now have:
export default {
mounted () {
let escapeRegExp = function(string) {
return string.replace(/[.*+?^${}()|[\]\\]/g, '\\$&')
}
if (this.$route.fullPath.indexOf(this.$router.options.base) == -1 &&
this.$route.fullPath.toLocaleLowerCase().indexOf(this.$router.options.base.toLowerCase()) == 0) {
let base = this.$router.options.base
let regex = new RegExp("(//[^/]+)"+escapeRegExp(base),"i")
let newLoc = document.location.href.replace(regex,"$1"+base)
if (newLoc != document.location.href) {
document.location.replace(newLoc)
}
}
}
}