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I am having the hardest time deploying a simple react application to github pages. You move one file to a wrong directory and it throws the entire process off.
What do I do once I run npm run build?
That puts all my files into a build folder, but the browser still keeps giving me 404 errors, thinking that anything typed after the initial url route's "/" is looking for an actual file from a server. I just want to use whatever comes after the / as routes that I set up in my React Router... :(
Create-React-App has a detailed documentation on how to deploy your build to Github Pages and Heroku. You can read it here. Your specific issue is covered in "Notes on client-side routing" section.
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I'm getting error while hosting REACT APP on hostinger using github. It is showing composer.lock and composer.json file is missing.
Anyone who were facing same issue can help me.
I have add composer file on it but still build is not creating only github pushed file is in the hostinger public_html.
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I am using the NodeJS16 runtime on my Google App Engine application. I want to customise the steps the GAE NodeJS runtime is taking in Cloud Build. Is there any way this can be done?
I didn't seem to find anything as such.
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I’ll actually give a better explanation as to what I want to do. I have a NodeJS application which is being built using ‘npm run build’. The files are then zipped and deployed to Google App Engine. I want Google App Engine to directly run ‘npm start’ and not build the application once again. Since the node_modules and everything are already there.
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Linking requires a build-time setting scheme in the project's Expo config (app.config.js or app.json) for production apps, if it's left blank, your app may crash. The scheme does not apply to development in the Expo client but you should add it as soon as you start working with Linking to avoid creating a broken build. Learn more: https://docs.expo.dev/guides/linking/
I added microsoft sign up to my app with expo and have google sign in with firebase. Now google sign in doesn't work and I get this warning. How do I fix google sign in and remove this error?
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I'm just starting out to learn React, trying to render react from my localhost, but this error seems to be showing, any advice?
By what I can assume, you are probably trying to run a react app in NodeJS, and this wont work.
Since React uses JSX, you'l need to transpile it before it will work there too.
One way to make this work is, develop a react app independently, once your done make a build of the app and then place it inside you NodeJS app folder
Or maybe follow this and this
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Are Next.js and Gatsby.js using the split code Loadable Component ?
The loadable component I am talking about is the one recommended by the Facebook team https://github.com/gregberge/loadable-components
I am lazy at searching this.
If you reply I'll give points.
If you're using npm, you may find that out by doing a deep search of dependency tree on your Next.js or Gatsby projects using the npm ls command.
Neither the latest version of Next.js, nor Gatsby use the package you specified.
Next.js implements this feature with dynamic imports.
And Gatsby has a separate plugin for the job: gatsby-plugin-loadable-components.