Greetings, locally i can npm run build my project without any error. When iam trying to publish it on netlify via github it doesnt work. I get a successful notification that my project deployment was sucessfull but when i visit the link it doesn’t work.
Here is my live link in netlify:
https://infallible-shirley-710b9c.netlify.com/
Here is my github repo:
Btw, my project develop is in VueJS and Vuetify .
hmm, do you have a deploy log you can post here?
4:27:15 AM: Build ready to start
4:27:20 AM: build-image version: 9e0f207a27642d0115b1ca97cd5e8cebbe492f63
4:27:20 AM: build-image tag: v3.3.2
4:27:20 AM: buildbot version: ef8d0929ed0baabafd8bbb7d0b021e1fc24180c0
4:27:20 AM: Fetching cached dependencies
4:27:20 AM: Starting to download cache of 113.6MB
4:27:21 AM: Finished downloading cache in 1.071483084s
4:27:21 AM: Starting to extract cache
4:27:25 AM: Finished extracting cache in 3.958211563s
4:27:25 AM: Finished fetching cache in 5.075576632s
4:27:25 AM: Starting to prepare the repo for build
4:27:25 AM: Preparing Git Reference refs/heads/master
4:27:26 AM: Starting build script
4:27:26 AM: Installing dependencies
4:27:26 AM: Started restoring cached node version
4:27:28 AM: Finished restoring cached node version
4:27:29 AM: v10.16.0 is already installed.
4:27:30 AM: Now using node v10.16.0 (npm v6.9.0)
4:27:30 AM: Attempting ruby version 2.6.2, read from environment
4:27:32 AM: Using ruby version 2.6.2
4:27:32 AM: Using PHP version 5.6
4:27:32 AM: Started restoring cached node modules
4:27:32 AM: Finished restoring cached node modules
4:27:35 AM: Started restoring cached go cache
4:27:35 AM: Finished restoring cached go cache
4:27:35 AM: unset GOOS;
4:27:35 AM: unset GOARCH;
4:27:35 AM: export GOROOT=’/opt/buildhome/.gimme/versions/go1.12.linux.amd64’;
4:27:35 AM: export PATH="/opt/buildhome/.gimme/versions/go1.12.linux.amd64/bin:${PATH}";
4:27:35 AM: go version >&2;
4:27:35 AM: export GIMME_ENV=’/opt/buildhome/.gimme/env/go1.12.linux.amd64.env’;
4:27:35 AM: go version go1.12 linux/amd64
4:27:35 AM: Installing missing commands
4:27:35 AM: Verify run directory
4:27:35 AM: Executing user command: npm run build
4:27:36 AM: > play@0.1.0 build /opt/build/repo
4:27:36 AM: > vue-cli-service build
4:27:37 AM: - Building for production…
4:28:05 AM: WARNING Compiled with 2 warnings1:28:05 AM
4:28:05 AM: warning
4:28:05 AM: asset size limit: The following asset(s) exceed the recommended size limit (244 KiB).
4:28:05 AM: This can impact web performance.
4:28:05 AM: Assets:
4:28:05 AM: css/chunk-vendors.dd00d5a1.css (319 KiB)
4:28:05 AM: warning
4:28:05 AM: entrypoint size limit: The following entrypoint(s) combined asset size exceeds the recommended limit (244 KiB). This can impact web performance.
4:28:05 AM: Entrypoints:
4:28:05 AM: app (565 KiB)
4:28:05 AM: css/chunk-vendors.dd00d5a1.css
4:28:05 AM: js/chunk-vendors.bff43441.js
4:28:05 AM: css/app.a7814ad9.css
4:28:05 AM: js/app.ecf5f00a.js
4:28:05 AM: File Size Gzipped
4:28:05 AM: dist/js/chunk-vendors.bff43441.js 238.03 KiB 77.05 KiB
4:28:05 AM: dist/js/about.19d41774.js 18.14 KiB 6.73 KiB
4:28:05 AM: dist/js/app.ecf5f00a.js 8.17 KiB 3.29 KiB
4:28:05 AM: dist/css/chunk-vendors.dd00d5a1.css 318.87 KiB 36.10 KiB
4:28:05 AM: dist/css/about.a3554508.css 7.20 KiB 1.58 KiB
4:28:05 AM: dist/css/app.a7814ad9.css 0.06 KiB 0.08 KiB
4:28:05 AM: Images and other types of assets omitted.
4:28:05 AM: DONE Build complete. The dist directory is ready to be deployed.
4:28:05 AM: INFO Check out deployment instructions at https://cli.vuejs.org/guide/deployment.html
4:28:06 AM: Skipping functions preparation step: no functions directory set
4:28:06 AM: Caching artifacts
4:28:06 AM: Started saving node modules
4:28:06 AM: Finished saving node modules
4:28:06 AM: Started saving pip cache
4:28:06 AM: Finished saving pip cache
4:28:06 AM: Started saving emacs cask dependencies
4:28:06 AM: Finished saving emacs cask dependencies
4:28:06 AM: Started saving maven dependencies
4:28:06 AM: Finished saving maven dependencies
4:28:06 AM: Started saving boot dependencies
4:28:06 AM: Finished saving boot dependencies
4:28:06 AM: Started saving go dependencies
4:28:06 AM: Finished saving go dependencies
4:28:06 AM: Build script success
4:28:06 AM: Starting to deploy site from ‘/’
4:28:06 AM: Creating deploy tree
4:28:06 AM: 12 new files to upload
4:28:06 AM: 0 new functions to upload
4:28:07 AM: Starting post processing
4:28:08 AM: Post processing done
4:28:08 AM: Site is live
4:28:27 AM: Finished processing build request in 1m7.138570727s
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Problem solved. The problem was that i didnt select a directory to deploy the site . (So i choose dist) and it work perfectly . Thank you
Hi there,
I’m also experiencing issues with the above. I’ve gone through the logs and checked them out and I do believe I see a index.html file. Though it doesn’t have much in it at all. I’ve also checked my build setttings and have the dist folder destination set. I’m doing this with Scully and Angular (new for me with Scully) as I’ve done some work with Gridsome and Netlify before which I’ve had working fine. Not to sure where else to look also, if someone can provide some advice that’ be great.
Kind regards,
Guy
hey @KiMPo, have you tried downloading your site and seeing what gets generated? that might make it easier to check which settings are the right ones for you and whether you have an index file:
Hey @perry ,
That’s what I did try, after it deployed and I noticed it didn’t work, I downloaded the site (what was generated) and I can see the index.html file but I don’t see any of my markup in there at all. It’s like the dist is the wrong directory that I’e set for the build… but I’m not 100% sure why this is as this is how it’s all setup on my local. Would it help if I provided the downloaded log?
Also thanks for getting back to us on this one, greatly appreciated.
Kind regards,
Guy
Hey @KiMPo, could you please share your Netlify URL so we can take a look at your deploy settings and logs? In the meantime, wanted to share an Angular/Scully tutorial that may be helpful for seeing how a successful project is set up:
Heya @jen and @perry,
Greatly appreciate your help, I was able to get it working now. I didn’t have a netlify.toml file so I ended up adding that in with the build scripts and also added the appropriate build shortcuts to package.json and after deploying it looks like it’s working now! So thanks for the information.
Kind regards,
Guy
Hello,
I notice that some of the API endpoints of my website show an 404 error.
For example https://admiring-wilson-2ff0fe.netlify.app/Mobiel_API/locations/geoJSON doesn’t work,
https://admiring-wilson-2ff0fe.netlify.app/Mobiel_API/locations/ does work both have an index.js file
all of the endpoints that take an argument https://admiring-wilson-2ff0fe.netlify.app/Mobiel_API/locations/[name].json.js throw an 404.
On my local environnement, everything works. I’m using sapper & svelte. I don’t know how to debug this.
Regards
Lieven
Hi, @Lirben. Please see the following support guide for more information:
If there are other questions that support guide does not answer, please let us know.
Hi Luke, thanks for your answer.
I can’t get my head around this. I’m trying to connect to an external API. After reading your post, I can imagine that I can only do this from the client and if i make endpoints in my sapper project these are typically server side routines, so those are not ok then?
However how can it be that some of the routes at this moment do work and others do not? Some of them even hold the exact same code
for example:
this one works: https://admiring-wilson-2ff0fe.netlify.app/Mobiel_API/locations/
this one does not https://admiring-wilson-2ff0fe.netlify.app/Mobiel_API/locations/geoJSON
although the code at those endpoints is exactly the same.
hi there, sorry to be slow to get back you you - any changes or progress as you work on this?
Hi Perry,
Thanks for asking. I’m a week older now (and more experienced in sapper). I learned from the docs (https://sapper.svelte.dev/docs#Exporting) That all pages must be reachable from the index in order to be put online.
From the docs:
Because of this, any pages you want to be included in the exported site must either be reachable by
<a>elements or added to the--entryoption of thesapper exportcommand.
what can i do? netlify is saying my page not found after deploying my site
Hi, @Michael_Ogaro. I only see two sites on your account and neither site has any successful deploys.
Both sites appear to be using manual deploys. How are you deploying these sites exactly? Drag and drop? Are you using Netlify CLI to deploy?
I have read this
[Support Guide] I’ve deployed my site but I still see "Page not found”
After deployment my site displays my 404.js file that is inside of my pages folder. The pages folder is inside of my src folder.
I have a public folder that has a 404.html and a index.html file.
What index.html do I put at the root of my folder?
I tried putting an index.html file in my root and then inside of this file, I placed the path to the index.html that is inside of my public folder. I did this via the src path inside of the index.html file I am currently in. ie src=’./portfolio/public/index.html’. This does not work. I get the same error.
What index.html file do I put in the root to solve this issue?
can you try downloading your site and seeing if what you are deploying is in the right directory structure as it should be?
I am seeing 404 after deployment. The initial homepage is fine but when I login, I get 404. The path of login is /login/?resource=clientUser. I have downloaded the site that gets deployed and I see index.html there as expected. I see a lot of comments around directory structure for deployment. What is the correct approach here? For my deployment settings, I have the following settings:
Base Directory: “Not set”
Publish Directory: build/
I checked out the docs here and I think Ive done everything right, so why am I still getting 404? Here is a link to my deploy settings