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Deploying a ReactJS and NodeJS app with Vercel: A Step-by-Step Guide

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How to Deploy a ReactJS and NodeJS app with Vercel

How to Deploy a ReactJS and NodeJS app with Vercel

Deploying a ReactJS and NodeJS app with Vercel is a simple and straightforward process that can be completed in just a few steps. Follow the guide below to get your app up and running on Vercel in no time!

Step 1: Install Vercel CLI

The first step to deploying your app with Vercel is to install the Vercel CLI. You can do this by running the following command in your terminal:

npm install -g vercel

Step 2: Log in to Vercel

Once the Vercel CLI is installed, you can log in to Vercel using the following command:

vercel login

Step 3: Deploy your App

After logging in, navigate to the root directory of your ReactJS and NodeJS app and run the following command to deploy your app to Vercel:

vercel

Step 4: Configure Environment Variables

If your app requires any environment variables, you can configure them on the Vercel dashboard. Simply navigate to your app’s settings and add the necessary environment variables under the “Environment Variables” section.

Step 5: Custom Domain (Optional)

If you want to use a custom domain for your app, you can easily set it up on the Vercel dashboard. Navigate to your app’s settings and add your custom domain under the “Domains” section.

Conclusion

Deploying a ReactJS and NodeJS app with Vercel is a quick and painless process thanks to the simplicity of the Vercel platform. By following the steps outlined in this guide, you can have your app up and running on Vercel in just a few minutes!

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@visheshdugar9632
8 months ago

helpful

@arupde6320
8 months ago

be regular

@krishnanand_yadav
8 months ago

Thank you!!

@viewsbyblur
8 months ago

everytime I try to deploy my client side of my project i get, Could not resolve "./components/Header.jsx" from "src/App.jsx". idk whats going on in my app.jsx

@ahad5581
8 months ago

Thank you so much!

@milkameboe
8 months ago

I'm just just starting with code,, a had the illusion that I can make an app using gpt4. I didn't. Now i'm slowly getting it thanks to your video! Thanks a lot for your effort

@vusalnovruzov9192
8 months ago

I have a mern stack e-commerce app, I tried to deploy it to vercel. added vercel.json and cors code as well but it gives me 404 error when deployed. can anyone help me, please?

@gedeonagmas
8 months ago

the real problem is coming after you connect the server url to the client. it triggers CORS error. does any one did fix this problem?

@nwiboazubuike5588
8 months ago

I have a blog app built with MERN stack everything is working well when I've not deployed on vercel but after deployment vercel throws a server error when I try uploading files, the error is ENOENT error no such file or directory, please do i need a special configuration to do I've been on this for the past 2weeks and I've developed headache

@user-wr7wk3fg4v
8 months ago

👍Great, that was helpful. Can I run index.js in Node on Vercel without Express? For example, I want to run a file with a bot written in JS. What should be the description in versel.json in this case?🤷‍♀

@yusra3198
8 months ago

It was helpful for me as a beginner! Thankyou!

@mayowaodunsi7954
8 months ago

Git hub???

@user-fq7jf6cp9p
8 months ago

thank you

@mamadoumassaly
8 months ago

I get an empty page in the browser when I visit.

@ransi_07
8 months ago

Thank you

@user-vh8fp6rj9m
8 months ago

How to include MySQL with vercel

@ahammedmishal1622
8 months ago

whats that blast extenstion name