Deployed vite scripts refers to localhost

[johannschopplich]

Deployed vite scripts refers to localhost

[johannschopplich]

Building locally and deploying to the server should work just fine… Are you certain the src/.lock file is removed from the server? It handles embedding the dev script.

[Maybach91]

I just removed the src/.lock file, but it still doesnt work and the index tries to implement the localhost script.
Do i have to setup the production .env.production locally and then run npm run build again and deploy then? I think i’m missing something, but i’m not sure what. I also have KIRBY_DEBUG set to false and then run npm run build locally again and uploaded everything again. But still the index file of my server (which points to public/) tries to implement the localhost file.

I think is has something to do that i cannot run node on my production server, right?

Should KIRBY_DEV_HOSTNAME set to my server as well? Since this is 127.0.0.1 and the script ist localhost:3000 i dont think thats related.

[johannschopplich]

Technically speaking it doesn't make a difference building for production locally or on the server. npm run build just bundles the frontend assets.

You don't have to create a .env.production. Also, environment variables like KIRBY_DEV_HOSTNAME are solely needed for development.

I'm afraight I can't help you, since I don't have insight into your server environment. I recommend using a shared hoster who has Node installed by default (I'm surprised there are some who haven't) so you can follow the tested installation step.s

[Maybach91]

Ah, thanks for the point! I just figured out i can install node on my server, i was using for years. :D

I just deleted the public/ folder and run the scripts on the server and it now works. (i think it was more related to the contents of the public server instead of the build process ran on the server.

Thank you so much for your help @johannschopplich & the starter kit!