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JavaScript

Posted by John Nguyen
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John Nguyen
Full Stack JavaScript Techdegree Graduate 30,501 Points

In case anyone gets a 404 on Github after deploying

Make sure you've do the following:

1) Set up a github repo on github.com

2) In your project directory, add the master remote to push to that repo.

3) add the basename to go to your github repo's name. If you named it 'course-directory' it'd look like this. <BrowserRouter basename="/course-directory">

4) In app.js, change BrowserRouter(in import and all of app.js) to HashRouter.

I was trying to follow along the video and run into the same errors that Guil showed, but my deployed page only showed gh-pages's 404 error page. Then, I implemented step 4 and everything finally worked.