Hey all I have a restaurant web app I did and would like to upload it to github when I do so which files do I need to upload ? all? Do I need to do anything else such as compiling of any sort? Would this work the same with reAct projects ?
u need to upload all the files. It will be good to have a description in the read.me file which shows how to install and run the app.
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I have no clue where to start this project and confused on whether or not this is possible.
It's my first time using Gulp. I am familiar with React.js, Gatsby, Next.js, but I don't know how to upload Gulp project to Hosting. after gulp build the only logical thing I see is production folder. I have zipped it and uploaded, but the website (hosting) doesn't see it. How to make my project live?
Ok, I figured it out.
gulp build
Zip the production folder
Upload it to your cpanel under public_html folder and unzip it.
Make sure you have index.html! If you don't, you won't be able to see your website. In my case I had homepage.html instead, that was the main problem. Just rename it to index.html.
I made an app with Svelte Electron recently and unable to upload the app in this folder: https://github.com/daisykumar/tema-8
Is there a way I can do it? What file sizes do I need to reduce?
I just created a build with expo. I monitored the building process closely. Since it was not a final release build I selected the option that expo handles the keystore. After that I saw a couple of messages that made me think if my code got uploaded to Expo.
This is the console stack trace:
[07:10:44] Publishing to channel 'default'... //What does the publishing mean? Is this going to be publicly available?
[07:10:46] Building iOS bundle
[07:11:28] Building Android bundle
[07:12:18] Analyzing assets
[07:12:22] Uploading assets
[07:12:24] Uploading /assets/refund-title.png
[07:12:24] Uploading /assets/drawer-cover3.jpg
[07:12:25] Processing asset bundle patterns:
[07:12:25] - /Users/bbh/Coding/React Native Apps/refundtracker_expo/**/*
[07:12:25] Uploading JavaScript bundles //My code gets uploaded to expo, why?
[07:12:41] Published
On the expo website I followed the building process and saw at the end the following:
...
uploading build artifact to S3
...
I just wanted to ask if my code is now publicly available or if the code just got uploaded to the expo servers for processing the build and ultimately uploaded to S3 to make the build available for me on their website. Or did my code got uploaded and is now somehow available to other people? Maybe somebody from expo can answer.
This from there official document Expo
The default privacy setting for Expo apps is unlisted so nobody can
find your app unless you share the link with them.
And the code is not publicly available. So, you don't need to worry about that.
I'm working with Nightwatch.js tests, we have test runs on docker container in CircleCi.
I need to upload an image from the file system to my service during the Nightwatch test on CircleCi, have found this solution:
.setValue('input[type="file"]', require('path').resolve('/home/My-PC/Desktop/img.png'))
But it only works from local machine.
Does anyone know how to upload my file on CircleCi service and what path to it will be? Or maybe there are some workarounds? I thought about uploading of my file to Dropbox and downloading during test run, but I'm not sure how to implement this with Nightwatch and what path I will need to use to find downloaded file.
The reason why publicly accessible file doesn't work in my case - I can only upload a file from file storage as this is the only option for nightwatch setValue.
I found the solution here - https://circleci.com/docs/2.0/custom-images/#creating-a-custom-image-manually
I have created own docker image with files I need and published it on Docker Hub. Then in the config file of CircleCi, I'm using this image.