python3 frontend.py [BACKEND PORT]
For example:
python3 frontend.py 5000
The backend port is just an integer that is the port the flask server is CURRENTLY running on.
Once you have deployed your backend, update line 8 in frontend.py to contain your deployed backend url. For example, for a url https://example.alwaysdata.net
, line 8 should be:
f.write('var DEPLOYED_URL = "https://example.alwaysdata.net";')
To utilise this deployed backend, run:
python3 frontend.py 0
Only complete this step if you're comfortable self-teaching yourself ReactJS.
Run this once on the machine.
npm install
Start up your backend on a specific port.
Then run:
./run.sh [BACKEND PORT] [FRONTEND PORT]
For example:
./run.sh 5000 12345
Once you have deployed your backend, update line 4 in src/utils/constants.js to contain your deployed backend url. For example, for a url https://example.alwaysdata.net
, line 4 should be:
let deployedUrl = "https://example.alwaysdata.net";
To utilise this deployed backend, run:
./run.sh 0 [FRONTEND PORT]