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I have followed many tutorials on how to host via GitHub Pages and well I can't get it to work. Git confuses me alot because I push my html to my gh-pages branch and after an hour my site still didn't work.
How can I fully set up a site using GitHub Pages?
You would have to follow the file structure for it to work. For the main user/organization site, use the master branch. For project sites, use gh-pages. You'd also have to put your index.html in the root folder. You can get more info at https://pages.github.com/
The problem you're not seeing your page is that you're missing index.html in the root folder. Move index.html of the web_files folder and fix the paths referenced in your page.
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Sorry for the noob questions but I can't figure this particular case out. I want to try out https://github.com/albertobeta/AffectiveSlider. So decided to import the project into Eclipse.
Q1) In general how and where can I open and run thing GitHub project?
Q2) I tried importing the project in Eclipse but could not run anything or any file JS file to run.
I would suggest opening the project in VS Code using the live server extension. You can open the repo in VS Code start the live server and open the project in /code_implementations/html5.
I don't know about Eclipse so I cant help you there.
Took two minutes and I have it running.
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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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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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this is a bit silly but I am having problems to open one PDF tab in my Vue application with NUXT and Vuetify..
I am trying to use
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I also tried to use <nuxt-link> but didn't work.
The file is placed inside ~/static/docs folder.
The answer I receive is "This page could not be found"
Thank you.
I remember having the same trouble as you a few months back.
While looking at some older code it turns out I used a module called vue-pdf.
After declaring the module as a component like so:
components : {
pdf : PDFViewer,
}
You can just use it in your markup by passing in your link:
<pdf :pdf="brochureDocument"/>
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Sorry if this is a straightforward question, but I was not able to find answer to it online. I have not worked with node.js previously, but am trying to set up a project to play around with. I usually use git to commit any changes to projects repository that is afterwards deployed to the server.
With node am I safe to have a public repo containing files like server.js, config folder, package.json file etc.. basically things that demonstrate how server works.
If I did miss something out please feel free to add info
Yes, the only thing you do not want to push to github are secrets associated with any APIs you may be associated with. Those should be added as environment variables where the server is hosted.