tradingview-js-api-tutorial Integration

[milesmiles902]

Would you be willing to help me out on this?
https://github.com/tradingview/charting_library/issues/3388

[milesmiles902]

Jon,

Please help. I'm noob.

_Miles

[milesmiles902]

In reality, all the JS should work the same without React and I have an HTTPS server already running on the VPS. Shouldn't I just be able to refer to the correct index.html and npm run build?

I'm noob.

[jonchurch]

Hey there, react isnt a webserver. You would run npm build and then host the resulting bundle and index.html. Im not sure what your actual issue is, but if you have a question about the tutorial Im happy to help you.

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[milesmiles902]

Thanks so much Jon! I am only partial noob now because I will make my question clearer.

If i want to host the resulting /build folder on a web server, such as digital ocean or heroku. I would need to migrate https://github.com/milesmiles902/Build over to the server and reference the index.html with an npm express or serve client, .htaccess etc? I just want to be able to see it within the browser without the local testing environment and am unsure on the process.

[milesmiles902]

I'll post a mini-guide when I figure it out.

[milesmiles902]

Fixed
npm run build
Put in server root as mentioned by Jon.

Although, I'm still noob.