MIME type checking failure when deploying the React App on the server
Clash Royale CLAN TAG#URR8PPPMIME type checking failure when deploying the React App on the server
I am deploying my React app on a public server but when I open it I just get the blank page.
In order to deploy the app I did:
1) run "npm run build" to minify the code and putting into a build folder
2) replaced the local URL in the new index.html file with the correct server ones.
still, when trying to open the website in the console I get these errors.
Any ideas?
i basically replaced the local URL, which pointed to the original React folder, to the new folder in the server. src="./public_html/static/js/main.f5239b39.js"
– Enrico
Jul 26 at 6:18
you changed the minified version of your index html to point script adresses somewhere else on the server ?
– Jayffe
Jul 26 at 6:24
Check if your
<stylesheet> and <javascript> element have the expected type– v-gael
Jul 26 at 6:25
<stylesheet>
<javascript>
type
@Jayffe, yes, I addressed on the server folder which is named public_html, where I stored the applicaton itself
– Enrico
Jul 26 at 9:46
2 Answers
2
Just edit webpack config by editing this:
devServer: {
historyApiFallback: true
}
And also add this to public/index.html:
<base href="/" />
Hope this help
Do you mean the webpack string in the package.json? if not, where? also, do you mean i should enclose every href in the base tag?
– Enrico
Jul 26 at 13:10
Webpack configuration in webpack.config file and you need to change base tag only in index.html file not every file
– Adnan shah
2 days ago
I solved the problem simply correcting the url.
since I was already accessing the "public" folder thanks to the "./" typing in the beginning of the url, there was no need to type "./public".
Thank you anyway.
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can we see how you access these resources in your App? Maybe related to this and that.
– v-gael
Jul 26 at 6:16