iot-dashboard | A generic dashboard application based on JavaScript , HTML | Dashboard library
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A generic dashboard application based on JavaScript, HTML and CSS.
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QUESTION
I have an Angular project and when I upload it on a global server it returns me a 404 not found error when I refresh the page. How can I prevent this?
That's my routing.component.ts
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Answered 2021-Jan-21 at 13:49You have to set up a fallback to index.html on the server (you didn't say which one is: Apache HTTPD? Nginx?): https://angular.io/guide/deployment#routed-apps-must-fallback-to-indexhtml
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I have an angular project saved on a server on a file named 'final' on a server. When I have the path https://www.SOMETHING.gr/rscheme/final it redirects me to https://www.SOMETING.gr/rscheme/final/pages/iot-dashbord which is the page that I want. When I refresh my page it returns me "not found" beacause the path is https://www.SOMETING.gr/rscheme/final/pages/iot-dashbord. What should I do? I want to hide the path so the path to remain as https://www.SOMETHING.gr/rscheme/final
my routing.module.ts
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Answered 2021-Jan-19 at 12:23This is because of how angular works. There will be only one index file and required view are loaded as needed. So when any other path is requested it will cause a 404 to be returned by the server (error) as it doesn't recognize the path "iot/dashboard".
So you need to configure the server to return index.html on 404s. Once index.html is loaded it will take care of loading as per the route. The actual configuration will depend on the server you use.
Please check deploying SPAs.
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I am using Akveo/ngx-admin template for my project. I have created a new module inside the pages module and created some components inside my new module. In the pages module there are already some modules that were already there so i just created the new module followed the same approach as other modules did for defining the routes of a new module and its components inside it. The template code is in this github repo akveo/ngx-admin. So now after running my code i tried to access my new component but it just redirected me to page not found
component.
Here is my code snippet for my new classes-and-students-routing-module.ts
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Answered 2019-Jul-06 at 06:02You didn't import ClassesAndStudentsRoutingModule
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It should be imported in ClassesandStudentsModule
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To keep everything simple all important tasks are based on scripts in package.json. Use npm run <script-name> to run any of them. Webpack is the used build tool to transpile and bundle all sources. The development WebServer is part of Webpack and allows to run the application with live-reload locally. The watch task compiles the Plugin sources and keeps test files up to date. Particular it monitors & transpiles the plugins in /plugins/**/*.js (source dev folder) to /dist/plugins/**/*.js (plugin load folder) when the sourcefile changes. See gulpfile.js -> watch task for more details. You have succesfully installed the dashboard development toolchain. To get started with plugin developement follow the Plugin Developmenet: Getting Started guide starting with step two. To continue with plugin development later only the above steps 3 to 6 have to be performed again.
Clone this reposity git clone https://gitlab.com/lobaro/iot-dashboard.git cd iot-dashboard
Install all dependencies for building, testing and development - can take some time npm install
Run the Webpack Dev Server with live-reload and hot module replacement npm run dev
Open your browser at:
Dashboard: http://localhost:8080
Tests: http://localhost:8080/webpack-dev-server/tests.html
Run a second task in another terminal to compile i.a. plugins automatically on file-change npm run watch
Done!
The fastest way to get the dashboard running on your machine (without development tools!). Open your browser at http://localhost:8081. To include the dashboard in your own project install it as dependency with. To make sure all you changes will survive the CI build. To just run the tests (not enough to survive the CI build!). Find the coverage report in dist/coverage or while the server is running at http://localhost:8080/coverage/.
Install the Dashboard starter server npm install -g iot-dashboard-starter
Start the dashboard with iot-dashboard
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