I'm using the Fluid draft-js example here:
https://github.com/microsoft/FluidExamples/tree/main/draft-js
I know I can run the app locally by just running npm start or just the server by using npm start:server
But how can I deploy this app (server) to a production environment? (I'm sorry if this is a stupid question). Should I just upload the repository to a node environment and run the commands? Should I try to make a docker image?
Any ideas?
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I have already built a few VueJs applications for myself. Now I am working with a team. One backend and me frontend.
Now I'm wondering how do I include the environment in the repository. Until today I always had node on my local machine. With nvm I could also jump between versions on the local machine. But now I want future colleagues who will develop the app to have the same environment. So work with the same node and npm version. I thought this could be done with a dockerfile or docker-compose.yml. Then I can log into the container and run the npm run build for example.
Question But how does it work with npm run dev? Do I have access with the browser to the port that is assigned in the container of the Vue app?
I'm currently using NextJS and to run a production build, I use npm run build followed by npm run start. This all works well on my local machine.
However, I need to deploy this app on an offline machine where I may not have an internet connection to install all the node packages.
I've taken a look at npm pkg and npm pack utilities, but not quite sure which is the best one to use in the context of a nextjs app.
Would appreciate any advice on the best way to do this.
Edit: thinking along the lines of how I would build my maven project and have a .jar output which I can use to deploy to any other machine as a single deployable file.
I just installed node.js on my centos 7 server, then install react
it successfully created my new react app, after that, I run:
npm start
and or serve -s build
but none of these run in my browser.
This site can’t be reached
how can I solve this?
If you have sever inside can you try with start debugging of your application
Stop npm, if you're using yarn
Start the project with command above, inside your project home folder
yarn start
Take some time to learn commands below:
I am very very new to React JS and have tried to install it on my VPS server that is running Cent OS.
Node.js seems to be working,
I have build a React project using the following code as a root level user on SSH:
npx create-react-app my-react-project
cd my-react-project
npm start
but when trying to view in browser I get a blank page (instead of react js default template)?
I see many people install this locally but I haven't found any examples on a hosted VPS, is this something I am doing wrong?
Any help would be much appreciated, thanks!
if you have ssh access to your VPS, the rest is pretty the same as your local environment.
You can copy/paste your project to your CentOS host and use the following commands in order to run it:
cd your_project_folder_which_includes_package_json_file
npm install
npm start
Also, if you are using this server as a production host, You should consider getting a production build of your React app on your local env by running npm run build and then publishing the build folder on your server and serving it using a static file server or using a reverse-proxy such as Nginx as a static server.
Actually this page in React documentation does a good job in explaining the details of deploying a React app, I encourage you to take a look at it.
I am working on a desktop application build using ElectronJS framework on Windows.
May be I haven't understood Docker properly, but how do I use docker for this app?
My end goal is to not let people install node, npm and electron packages on their local system. They can use the docker image to develop this application.
Update
I figured out how to package my project in docker image. Now I am struggling to run the app through the Docker Container.
How to run a GUI(Electron Application) application using docker container?
Thanks.
In your case you need custom docker images that will have node, npm and ElectronJS in it.
I found one such image on dockerhub, you can use it or build your own custom image by checking its dockerfile.