why ionic www folder is showing blank content - ionic-framework

I'm new to ionic framework and I want to deploy my app to my website and I put 'www' folder into my website but it only shows blank page .

Try running below command in the root directory,
ionic build
It will compile the project and create www folder for you.

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How can I create www folder in ionic app?A www folder which include working index.html page,js and css folders
You can basically move the default folder to www folder after the build command is finished, so you want to edit the package.json and do something like this:
...
"scripts": {
"ionic:build": "ionic-app-scripts build && mv build www",
"ionic:serve": "ionic-app-scripts serve"
},
...
I also found that you need to have permissions to move the folder, so run your code editor as admin. After that, you can't just click the index.html, the folder needs to be deployed or you may serve it with a static server.

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I have a folder name hybridapp inside Projects folder. I want to create a new Ionic project inside the folder hybridapp and don't want Ionic to create any new root project folder.
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$ mkdir project; cd project
$ ionic start .
Please name your Ionic project something meaningful other than '.'
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I've recently started developing in Ionic, and I find that once I've made changes to the index.html file and run it (ionic serve), it resets the index.html file.
I think I might be missing a step somewhere, any ideas?
Found the error. I was editing the file in the www folder and not the one in the src folder. Once I updated the index.html file in the src folder, the changes appear in the file in the www folder.
However, I find that when I update the controllers in the src/js folder, they are not updated in the www/js folder, so I have to make updates to the files in the www/js folder.
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If its not happening there might be something wrong with project, try removing and adding platform again.

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The same thing happens if I open the first page of the subfolder and then the root directory page. The page fault is always the second to open.
Sorry for my English. This was translated by google
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