React JS Deployment in IIS Server
When it comes to deploying a React JS application, developers often look for the best hosting options available. One popular choice is the Internet Information Services (IIS) server, which is a web server created by Microsoft. In this article, we will discuss how to host a React JS application on an IIS server.
Hosting React in IIS Server
Before we start the deployment process, it is important to ensure that you have Node.js and npm installed on your system. Node.js is required to run the React JS application, and npm is used to manage the project’s dependencies.
Once you have Node.js and npm installed, you can follow these steps to deploy your React JS application on an IIS server:
- Build your React JS application: Before deploying your application, you need to create a production build. This can be done using the
npm run buildcommand, which will generate a build folder containing optimized, production-ready assets. - Configure IIS: Open the IIS Manager and create a new website for your React JS application. Set the physical path to the build folder generated in the previous step.
- Set up URL Rewrite: To ensure that your React JS application works correctly with client-side routing, you need to set up URL Rewrite rules in IIS. This can be done by adding a web.config file to the root of your application with the necessary rewrite rules.
- Test your application: Once everything is set up, you can test your React JS application by navigating to the URL of the website you created in IIS. If everything is configured correctly, your application should be up and running.
It is important to note that hosting a React JS application on an IIS server may require some additional configurations, depending on the specific requirements of your application. However, following the steps outlined above should give you a solid starting point for deploying your React JS application on an IIS server.
In conclusion, hosting a React JS application on an IIS server can be a straightforward process if you follow the right steps. With the proper configuration and setup, you can easily deploy your React JS application and make it accessible to users through the IIS server.
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Thank you. If i navigate to another page it works fine. But in the internal page i refresh the application it shows 404 error. How can fix that routing.
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please make one video . how to deployed spring boot applications on IIS server ?
Hi sir please help me. I understood your video but my project includes a frontend and a backend folder. How can I do the deployment? Please help me
Awesome! It helped me a lot, my friend. Everything is working fine.
Not working for me when i referesh it's redirect to default page. can't referesh current route on server
Maybe know to deploy a Express API in ISS Server?
how to run nodejs application in IIS ?
thanks a lot, really helpfull
Thanks for the video. can you please tell how to access the hosted website on windows server 2019 by the another computer/phone. i mean want to know how it can be done I guess its called reverse proxy and DNS mapping please answer need help.
Our project fronend made by nextjs and backend made strapi please help 🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻
Thanks you 🥰
Thank you for share. This view fixed my route issue ❤❤
Thanks a lot
When u will upload next vedio in react js
If you have a video on how to store URLs in a Config file please let me know
Good job. The routes thing fixed my issue
Sir I have sent to you screnshot about prob deploy angular in IIS but no anwser
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