Apache and Yeoman built NodeJS app on the Same Server... Virtual Hosts? - angularjs

Question

I've been trying to add a NodeJS app (built by Yeoman - angular-fullstack generator) on my apache server.
I've found this other answered question : Apache and Node.js on the Same Server
suggesting to use ProxyPass like this :
ProxyPass /node http://localhost:8000/
The problem I encounter when I do that is that my app starts on an index.html wich includes some files with href.
Since these hrefs doesn't start like this
href="/node/..."
They aren't redirected by Proxypass, and thus result in a 404 error.
I can't just change all the hrefs : that would mean I need to do it all over again on my 3 environment : development, production and test, and even if I did that, everytime I'll use Grunt to test my app, it automatically rebuild my index.html anyway. (Besides, it doesn't solve everything, there are some problems with socketio appearing when I do that)
Only thing I can do then is using ProxyPass like this :
ProxyPass / http://localhost:8000/
There it does works, absolutely no problem, just like if I actually was using the app on from my server on localhost.
The only remaining problem is that I need to have 2 environments on my server, on for production and on for tests, and I just can't do
ProxyPass / http://localhost:8000/
ProxyPass / http://localhost:8001/
It obviously won't work since everything will be redirected to port 8000 bvefore anything can reach the second line.
So, I'm left with only two options :
Either find another solution than using "/" as criterion for redirecting to localhost:8000 that would work in the same manner (and I didn't find anything working)
Or use virtual hosts... And there goes another problem : I'm really not confortable with network issues, from what I understood, to have several virtual hosts on the same machine, I need several CNAMES (one for each virtual hosts), but I don't know how to list / add CNAMES (my server runs on Windows Server 2008 with no access to the world wide web), and I don't have any "DNS" application in my "Administrative Tools" as I'm supposed to according to this : https://technet.microsoft.com/en-gb/library/cc753579.aspx
Any help would be very welcome
Thanks in advance !
EDIT : I really think that my solution is to twitch my Apache configuration. Can anyone used to deal with server configs help me? :/

Answer 1

Seems like all I was missing was a
<base href="/node/">
tag (didn't even know about it, and Yeoman created it as )
I still have a problem though :
Socket.io ... I don't really get my own problem here : it's in node_modules (wich is normal since I need it in my server and my client), but trying to include it as I was doing so before using base href fails.
I don't even get how it did work before : (index.html : )
<script src="socket.io-client/socket.io.js"></script>
This doesn't seem right knowing my project folder is like this :
[PROJECT ROOT]
-client
--index.html
-node_modules
--socket.io-client
---socket.io.js