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React360 docs Entity page is missing the import part. Importing Entity as in this blog solves the problem.

Try using deurlname utility from renameutils package ... It's available both for cygwin and homebrew...

Then: find /tmp/site | tac | while read line;do deurlname "${line}";done

Also, your find is only renaming the first occurrence because after renaming the parent folder, all of its content will fail with file not found. So, if you don't have and is not willing to install homebrew/renameutils, try find /tmp/site | tac | while read line;do mv "${line}" "${line//%3d/=}";done

Also, doing the -exec bash -c '$0 ${0/...' you are single quoting the whole command, so if you try to rename %20 to space, it will fail. If you wanna use it, double quote the filename as -exec bash -c 'mv "$0" "${0/...}" {} \;. Also, bash's variable substitution ${0/} (with a single slash) replaces only the first occurrence, so use ${0//} to replace every occurrence.

Or if you wanna rename all url tags at once using find+sed: find /tmp/site | tac | while read line;do mv "${line}" "$(sed -e 's|%3d|=|g' -e 's|%26|\&|g' -e 's|%3f|-|g' <<<$line)";done

I'm using tac to reverse the find output and avoid the problem of renaming parent folder before children.

This was the solution to fix the audio issue:

https://github.com/facebook/react-360/issues/652

Traefik will take a request and map it to a container's port based on your frontend rules. Unless otherwise specified in your Traefik config, traefik will always map its port 80 to you whatever port you specify in traefik.port. These are configured in the entrypoints.http configuration for Traefik.

Any time you specify a host, Traefik will attempt to get a Let's Encrypt cert for it as long as in the traefik config you have acme.OnHostRule set to true.

Without knowing Algolias API, I would use Curl or Guzzle to send a GET request (or whatever they want) to there API, transform the respond according to what the autocomplete JS is expecting and and push it back to the frontend.

I believe your issue is that because you're not using Webpack or something else to transpile or bundle your code, you're not really using React. It's never loaded on the page. There is no ReactDOM.render() or anything needed to actually make use of React. You're using express-react-views which only works as a jsx view engine for Express.

From their README:

This is an Express view engine which renders React components on server. It renders static markup and does not support mounting those views on the client.

React isn't actually on the page, therefore your components lifecycle methods are never being called. Basically, it's taking what the component would look like first render, and serving that to the browser as HTML.

If you are using version 2.4.10+ you can use: I would suggest using the "expr=..." form of the Header directive and using %{resp:x-amz-meta-link} to get the response header value

SetEnvIf only reads request headers, runs before response headers are available, etc.

This is not really a good idea... it might even be considered an anti-pattern.

But, if for some reason, that is absolutely necessary, this is one way to do it:

• Heroku allows the use of a .slugignore file for basic use cases (like .pdf or .psd)

  and / or

• The slug cleaner buildpack cleans any non-required static assets after they've been processed.

• This should be done through a shell script.