Today, I'll show you the steps needed to deploy a react app to Hostinger. The tutorial will be broken down into the following steps:
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Thank you for your article. After unzipping the folder everything worked out fine. Tried to follow other tutorials, they did not work. Glad, I found your article!
Thanks! The .env solution I did need.
We had to unzip the file before uploading (instead of importing the zip) just a note incase it helps others.
Cheers!
Thank you for the topic, a couple of issues I got:
The project was built assuming it is hosted at /I couldn't make it to be a domain name as you did, nevertheless, I tried both variants you mentioned.Anyway, it was a big help!
I was also getting same
The project was built assuming it is hosted at /I use .env and it fixed, but still my website not showing up and showing 403 error.
I'll tell you how it worked for me, I created a build folder with npm run build, then with filezilla I exported all the files and folders that were inside the build to public_html. Later in the file manager of my site in hostinger I added the ".htaccess" file with the code shared in this post and it worked with all the routes.
Fantástic, thank you
Thanks 🙏
Your article helps me to solve a problem i'm facing since 2 days. Thank you
Would you best, if you can cover auto-deployment via git in a seperate topic as well.
PS: Insightful article
Is this what you're looking for, my friend?
dev.to/mwoodson11/create-deploymen...
Thanks it works! 🥳 As it is a single page app it doesn't seem to need the .htaccess file. Is that correct?
Yes you should be good! Also, I've tried redoing this tutorial recently and even with multiple pages, it seems that the file is no longer needed, but I leave that step just in case that problem arises