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One easy way to do that is to set up something like Nginx as a reverse proxy in front and forward
/api
clean, but forward everything else with basic auth.The steps broadly would be:
/
to your Lemmy instance/api
and other endpoints you want public, like previously with/
And you're done.
In a nutshell, that's pretty much what I did.