After building , navigating to "app1" gives 404

[ajaykumarsana]

Hi @joeldenning @Vallerious ,

• cd navbar && npm ci && npm run build:single-spa
• cd ../app1 && npm ci && npm run build:single-spa
• cd ../app2 && npm ci && npm run build:single-spa
• cd .. && mkdir static && cp -a navbar/dist app1/dist app2/dist static
• cp root-html-file/index.html static
• sed -i 's/http://localhost:4201/main//dist/app1/main/g' static/index.html
• sed -i 's/http://localhost:4202/main//dist/app2/main/g' static/index.html
• sed -i 's/http://localhost:4300/main//dist/navbar/main/g' static/index.html
• cp static/index.html static/200.html
• echo "The static directory uploaded to surge:"
• find static

i tried to build by using above steps, i've got my static folder ready, When i put static folder inside apache or other server, I was able to load initial page properly. The issue is when i navigate to '/app1' or '/app2' 'm getting 404 error.

Can you please help.

[tungurlakachakcak]

Hi @ajaykumarsana ! You would have to tell apache to serve the index.html on every request, no matter if it's /app1, /app2, /, /some-other. single-spa-router would take care of the in-app routing.

By the way, you have double slashes in your sed command (http://localhost:4201/main//dist/app1/main/g). How does that work?

[ajaykumarsana]

Hi @ajaykumarsana ! You would have to tell apache to serve the index.html on every request, no matter if it's /app1, /app2, /, /some-other. single-spa-router would take care of the in-app routing.

By the way, you have double slashes in your sed command (http://localhost:4201/main//dist/app1/main/g). How does that work?

Hi @Vallerious , Thanks for response, i manually replaced 'http://localhost:4201/main.js' with '/dist/app1/main.js' . And Could you please tell me how to tell apche to serve index.html for every request?

[ajaykumarsana]

@Vallerious , @joeldenning Any solution?