simple-react-full-stack | Boilerplate to build a full stack web application | Frontend Framework library
kandi X-RAY | simple-react-full-stack Summary
kandi X-RAY | simple-react-full-stack Summary
Create React App is a quick way to get started with React development and it requires no build configuration. But it completely hides the build config which makes it difficult to extend. It also requires some additional work to integrate it with an existing Node.js/Express backend application. This is a simple full stack React application with a Node.js and Express backend. Client side code is written in React and the backend API is written using Express. This application is configured with Airbnb's ESLint rules and formatted through prettier.
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everyone. I try to deploy Reack full stack app from https://github.com/crsandeep/simple-react-full-stack And it doesn't work. I read too many posts about deploying react to gcloud but there are simple apps and not full stack apps.
my packege.json, I took it from git
...ANSWER
Answered 2019-Dec-05 at 10:11Here is a community tutorial you can follow, get everything working as described first and then start making the desired edits.
Please make sure you are following the steps of "Preparing the app" section, as it seems like you are missing on of the mentioned steps.
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This error occurs when I try to access to the root path ("/") of my MERN application. Though accessing to this path on local machine works fine and I get React application. React app uses 3000 port but server uses 8080. I built my app using this boilerplate: https://github.com/crsandeep/simple-react-full-stack/ (just changing files in "client", "server" and "public" directories and changing paths to client in "webpack.config.js")
I also tried to cover the main component of my app with router (in "index.js" of client) like this:
...ANSWER
Answered 2019-Mar-12 at 10:23There is a NGnix server in front of your app. This server is not correctly configured, it can not access your app. The problem is in the configuration of NGinx, not in your app.
HTTP 404 means NOT_FOUND
. This error is returned by NGinx, not your app.
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