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How to use in production - NodeJS
See original GitHub issueThis may be an overall question and not slingshot specific, but how would one run this in production with a node server?
It is simple enough to run within IIS with the dist as a directory, but it seems like trying to run/deploy as node js server it would need to have a second package.json to and scripts for the server side.
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The resulting app written to /dist is just static files, so any host will do. No server-side needed. That’s a feature.
If you want to host it via Node, then an extremely simple express setup would do the trick. Here’s an example.
Great to hear! 😃