deploy npx create-react-app my-app in the server apache-http-server
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I created react app using the "npx create-react-app". It's working fine. Here in thins case i used "npm start" to run my 'reactApplication'. But want to move it to "Apache HTTP" server,so I did run the command "npm run build", that generated some "build" folder. Up to here it's ok. But when I copied the "build" folder to the "ApacheHTTP" I'm not getting any output.
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I created react app using the "npx create-react-app". It's working fine. Here in thins case i used "npm start" to run my 'reactApplication'. But want to move it to "Apache HTTP" server,so I did run the command "npm run build", that generated some "build" folder. Up to here it's ok. But when I copied the "build" folder to the "ApacheHTTP" I'm not getting any output.
reactjs
asked Nov 23 '18 at 7:05
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What are the files under the "build" folder? Can you please list it on the question?
– varit05
Nov 23 '18 at 7:08
Are permissions correct? What's the output, is it outputting HTML? Right click => View Source. Do you see html? Do you see it trying to load your bundle.js file? Check the network tab, and refresh the page. Do the resources exist? Are you getting any console error messages?
– FrankerZ
Nov 23 '18 at 7:26
manifest.json asset-manifest.json precache-manifest.7f00308af35197f8f0b4d3b4d44f6855.js service-worker.js index.html static--folder inside static folder -- js folder(having related js files) inside static folder -- css folder(having related css files) ++++++++++++ Thank you varit and franker. Now I just inspected browser. So I found serveral 404 errors. Ex: in index.html, initially in my "build" folder I'm having "href="/manifest.json"" so I replaced with "href="/build/manifest.json" like that I did for all 'src' and 'href' it's worked fine. Because in my server other apps existed.
– Nag
Nov 23 '18 at 9:10
Do I need to write 'appname' in front of the 'href' and 'src' everytime
– Nag
Nov 23 '18 at 9:20
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I created react app using the "npx create-react-app". It's working fine. Here in thins case i used "npm start" to run my 'reactApplication'. But want to move it to "Apache HTTP" server,so I did run the command "npm run build", that generated some "build" folder. Up to here it's ok. But when I copied the "build" folder to the "ApacheHTTP" I'm not getting any output.
reactjs
asked Nov 23 '18 at 7:05
Nag
3018
I created react app using the "npx create-react-app". It's working fine. Here in thins case i used "npm start" to run my 'reactApplication'. But want to move it to "Apache HTTP" server,so I did run the command "npm run build", that generated some "build" folder. Up to here it's ok. But when I copied the "build" folder to the "ApacheHTTP" I'm not getting any output.
reactjs
reactjs
asked Nov 23 '18 at 7:05
Nag
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asked Nov 23 '18 at 7:05
Nag
3018
asked Nov 23 '18 at 7:05
Nag
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asked Nov 23 '18 at 7:05
Nag
3018
asked Nov 23 '18 at 7:05
Nag
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What are the files under the "build" folder? Can you please list it on the question?
– varit05
Nov 23 '18 at 7:08
Are permissions correct? What's the output, is it outputting HTML? Right click => View Source. Do you see html? Do you see it trying to load your bundle.js file? Check the network tab, and refresh the page. Do the resources exist? Are you getting any console error messages?
– FrankerZ
Nov 23 '18 at 7:26
manifest.json asset-manifest.json precache-manifest.7f00308af35197f8f0b4d3b4d44f6855.js service-worker.js index.html static--folder inside static folder -- js folder(having related js files) inside static folder -- css folder(having related css files) ++++++++++++ Thank you varit and franker. Now I just inspected browser. So I found serveral 404 errors. Ex: in index.html, initially in my "build" folder I'm having "href="/manifest.json"" so I replaced with "href="/build/manifest.json" like that I did for all 'src' and 'href' it's worked fine. Because in my server other apps existed.
– Nag
Nov 23 '18 at 9:10
Do I need to write 'appname' in front of the 'href' and 'src' everytime
– Nag
Nov 23 '18 at 9:20
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What are the files under the "build" folder? Can you please list it on the question?
– varit05
Nov 23 '18 at 7:08
Are permissions correct? What's the output, is it outputting HTML? Right click => View Source. Do you see html? Do you see it trying to load your bundle.js file? Check the network tab, and refresh the page. Do the resources exist? Are you getting any console error messages?
– FrankerZ
Nov 23 '18 at 7:26
manifest.json asset-manifest.json precache-manifest.7f00308af35197f8f0b4d3b4d44f6855.js service-worker.js index.html static--folder inside static folder -- js folder(having related js files) inside static folder -- css folder(having related css files) ++++++++++++ Thank you varit and franker. Now I just inspected browser. So I found serveral 404 errors. Ex: in index.html, initially in my "build" folder I'm having "href="/manifest.json"" so I replaced with "href="/build/manifest.json" like that I did for all 'src' and 'href' it's worked fine. Because in my server other apps existed.
– Nag
Nov 23 '18 at 9:10
Do I need to write 'appname' in front of the 'href' and 'src' everytime
– Nag
Nov 23 '18 at 9:20
What are the files under the "build" folder? Can you please list it on the question?
– varit05
Nov 23 '18 at 7:08
What are the files under the "build" folder? Can you please list it on the question?
– varit05
Nov 23 '18 at 7:08
Are permissions correct? What's the output, is it outputting HTML? Right click => View Source. Do you see html? Do you see it trying to load your bundle.js file? Check the network tab, and refresh the page. Do the resources exist? Are you getting any console error messages?
– FrankerZ
Nov 23 '18 at 7:26
Are permissions correct? What's the output, is it outputting HTML? Right click => View Source. Do you see html? Do you see it trying to load your bundle.js file? Check the network tab, and refresh the page. Do the resources exist? Are you getting any console error messages?
– FrankerZ
Nov 23 '18 at 7:26
manifest.json asset-manifest.json precache-manifest.7f00308af35197f8f0b4d3b4d44f6855.js service-worker.js index.html static--folder inside static folder -- js folder(having related js files) inside static folder -- css folder(having related css files) ++++++++++++ Thank you varit and franker. Now I just inspected browser. So I found serveral 404 errors. Ex: in index.html, initially in my "build" folder I'm having "href="/manifest.json"" so I replaced with "href="/build/manifest.json" like that I did for all 'src' and 'href' it's worked fine. Because in my server other apps existed.
– Nag
Nov 23 '18 at 9:10
manifest.json asset-manifest.json precache-manifest.7f00308af35197f8f0b4d3b4d44f6855.js service-worker.js index.html static--folder inside static folder -- js folder(having related js files) inside static folder -- css folder(having related css files) ++++++++++++ Thank you varit and franker. Now I just inspected browser. So I found serveral 404 errors. Ex: in index.html, initially in my "build" folder I'm having "href="/manifest.json"" so I replaced with "href="/build/manifest.json" like that I did for all 'src' and 'href' it's worked fine. Because in my server other apps existed.
– Nag
Nov 23 '18 at 9:10
Do I need to write 'appname' in front of the 'href' and 'src' everytime
– Nag
Nov 23 '18 at 9:20
Do I need to write 'appname' in front of the 'href' and 'src' everytime
– Nag
Nov 23 '18 at 9:20
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What are the files under the "build" folder? Can you please list it on the question?
– varit05
Nov 23 '18 at 7:08
Are permissions correct? What's the output, is it outputting HTML? Right click => View Source. Do you see html? Do you see it trying to load your bundle.js file? Check the network tab, and refresh the page. Do the resources exist? Are you getting any console error messages?
– FrankerZ
Nov 23 '18 at 7:26
manifest.json asset-manifest.json precache-manifest.7f00308af35197f8f0b4d3b4d44f6855.js service-worker.js index.html static--folder inside static folder -- js folder(having related js files) inside static folder -- css folder(having related css files) ++++++++++++ Thank you varit and franker. Now I just inspected browser. So I found serveral 404 errors. Ex: in index.html, initially in my "build" folder I'm having "href="/manifest.json"" so I replaced with "href="/build/manifest.json" like that I did for all 'src' and 'href' it's worked fine. Because in my server other apps existed.
– Nag
Nov 23 '18 at 9:10
Do I need to write 'appname' in front of the 'href' and 'src' everytime
– Nag
Nov 23 '18 at 9:20