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I am trying to create a js file in my Nodejs which is not a middleware. It will store a function that will receive value and output a result using module exports. I wanted to know what would be an appropriate place to have this file on.
I cannot keep it in the middleware folder because it is not a middleware. I cannot keep it inside the public folder where because I only keep my front end scripts. I also do not want to keep it in my routes folder
It depends on your current file structure and standards, where one keeps backend scripts.
I would have put it inside a folder src/internals or src/scripts along with other scripts used for that particular project.
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We need to create this table that filters information based on the contact information using Vue 2, I have no idea how to even set this up. I assume to start, we go over to Visual Studio code and start an HTML file?! What are the other files here, I assume we would also need a .json file? It looks like to install vue 2 we just throw in the script tag somewhere?
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Plain js can be written and rendered in a html file, or in a js file and then included in the html. But with my Phaser.IO project, in order to get it to work I have to start a local web server. Why is this? Is it because of its referencing based of / of a typical www root?
Is it because of its referencing based of / of a typical www root?
That's likely, yes. If you open an HTML file locally, you're using the file: pseudo-scheme. If you then have a relative URL starting with a /, that's going to the root of your filesystem. (If you're on Windows, the only things [waves hands] at the root are drives like C:.)
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Is there a way for developers to edit and refresh page directly when modifying javascript hosted on WildFly server?
Right now my cycle is compile and package all the html, js, css, java classes/jars into a deployment war file.
I then deploy that war file into the WildFly server. After deployment, I don't see (by doing grep) any of my code in the server's directory.
That cycle is somewhat very slow for something that doesn't really need compilation (javascript).
What is the best practice for developers in this case?
Best practice is separated front server based on nginx for your frontend, that should call your back server API routed by nginx too.
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i just finish my first website using react and I gonna put in my server(hostgator), how can I build it?? thanks
if your project just front end code which just JavaScript, html, css. Not backend needed, you can simply put your build folder(npm run build) in your web hosting. Or simplest way to make your website available by using GitHub pages https://pages.github.com/
Did you create it with CRA? In this case just run npm run build and put in your server build folder by default.
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I look for the best way to hide the code of a solution built with Electron.
Any ideas?
To build the solution with Electron having asar files is not enough. I really need to hide the code so it should not be easy to retrieve.
There are some possibilities. Take a look at https://developers.google.com/closure/library/docs/closurebuilder. It produces a Java' compiled output content (.jar). Then, you can use a jar module for Node.JS in order to access the internal content (like https://www.npmjs.com/package/jarfile).