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Learn how to successfully deploy and host your Vite SSR React app for free using platforms like Netlify and Firebase. Discover essential tips for resolving common issues like "Page Not Found."
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How to Deploy and Host Your Vite SSR React App

Have you recently created your first Vite-SSR React app and found yourself stuck trying to publish it on the web? You’re not alone! Many developers face challenges while deploying their applications, especially with unique setups like server-side rendering (SSR). If you've attempted to use platforms like Netlify or Firebase but encountered issues like "Page Not Found," read on. This guide will provide you with the essential steps to successfully host your Vite-SSR React app.

Understanding the Deployment Process

Deploying your Vite-SSR React app involves several key steps, and getting these right is crucial for a successful deployment. Let’s break down the process into manageable sections.

1. Checking Build Settings

Before you start, you need to ensure that your build settings are correctly configured. This includes specifying the right commands and directories in your deployment platform settings.

Build Command: For a Vite project, the build command is typically:

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Publish Directory: Vite outputs the built files into a directory named dist. Ensure that this is the specified publish directory in your project settings.

2. Deploying on Netlify

If you choose to deploy your application on Netlify, follow these steps to set it up correctly:

Step 1: Go to your Netlify dashboard and select "New site from Git."

Step 2: Connect your repository and select the branch you want to deploy.

Step 3: In the “Build & Deploy” settings:

Enter vite build as your build command.

Set the publish directory to dist.

3. Deploying on Firebase

For deploying your app on Firebase Hosting, the steps are slightly different but straightforward:

Step 1: Make sure you have the Firebase CLI installed and initialized in your project.

Step 2: Run the build command to prepare the app for deployment:

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Step 3: Use the following command to deploy it:

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Ensure that your firebase.json file properly points to the dist directory.

Troubleshooting Common Issues

If after following these steps, you're still encountering a "Page Not Found" error, here are some troubleshooting tips:

Check the Publish Directory: Ensure your publish directory is correctly pointing to dist.

Look for Logs: Both Netlify and Firebase provide logs during deployment. Examine these for any errors or warnings that could indicate what went wrong.

Check Routing: Make sure that your static files served correctly and that any routing in your app is properly handled.

Conclusion

Deploying and hosting your Vite SSR React app might seem daunting, but by carefully setting your build command and publish directory, you can overcome common pitfalls. Remember, deployment is a process, and it might take a few attempts to get everything correctly set up.

Now you’re equipped with the knowledge to successfully deploy your Vite-SSR React App! Happy coding!