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npm run build performs the transpile/bundling.

This buildpack can deploy any SPA as long as it meets the following requirements: Some kind feedback pointed out that this buildpack is not necessarily specific to create-react-app. Processes may be customized by committing a Procfile to the app. heroku-buildpack-static uses bin/boot to launch its Nginx web server. 🚀 The runtime web process is the last buildpack's default processes.

configure with static.json (see also all static web server config).

sets default web server config unless static.json already exists.

customize further with Node.js build configuration.

generates a production bundle regardless of NODE_ENV setting.

exposes all env vars to the build script.

executes the npm package's build script create-react-app default is react-scripts build.

node_modules/ cached between deployments.

version specified in package.json, engines.node.

buildpacks, to support zero-configuration deployment on Heroku: This buildpack combines several buildpacks, specified in. ♻️ Then, commit & deploy to rebuild on the new buildpack version.

✏️ Replace v6.0.0 with the desired release tag. If these values are embedded in the JavaScript bundle, like with REACT_APP_ vars, then they may be accessed by anyone who can see the React app. Supports all config vars, including REACT_APP_, NODE_, NPM_, & HEROKU_ prefixed variables. Updates immediately when setting new config varsĭifferent values for staging & production (in a pipeline)Įx: REACT_APP_BUILD_VERSION (static fact about the bundle)Įx: REACT_APP_DEBUG_ASSERTIONS ( prune code from bundle)Įx: REACT_APP_API_URL (transient, external reference)Įx: REACT_APP_FILEPICKER_API_KEY ( Add-on config vars) In addition to compile-time variables applied during build the app supports variables set at runtime, applied as each web dyno starts-up. REACT_APP_CLIENT_ID=XyzxYzxyZ Compile-time vs Runtime ✏️ Replace $APP_NAME with the name for your unique app.

create-react-app + Ruby on Rails serverĮnsure requirements are met, then execute the following in a terminal.

create-react-app + Node.js server ⭐️ simplest solution.

If your goal is to make a single app that combines React UI with a server-side backend (Node, Ruby, Python…), then this buildpack is not the answer.Ĭheck out these alternatives to use React with a server-side app: The Nginx web server provides optimum performance and security for the runtime. This buildpack deploys a React UI as a static web site. See the introductory blog post and entry in Heroku elements. Automates deployment with the built-in bundler and serves it up via Nginx. Deploy React.js web apps generated with create-react-app.