I created a newmips app yesterday and published (deploy) it. Now, I want to use it but I do not remember the url ?
The app name is myApp in the project myProj !
Note: I can still go to the studio, by login into newMips main page or directly to [https://alaind.newmips.studio]. So I can deploy again, and Mipsy will tell me the url of the deployment, but this info is surely already somewhere in the studio.
If your environment is myname and your app is myApp
Then your application is accessible on: https://myname-myapp.newmips.cloud/
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I've just created a flutter web application and now I am ready to deploy it. Looking at the docs it looks like I need to use Firebase Hosting? But I want to host the app on my own server. I tried copying the web directory from Build but when I go to the path I get a blank screen on web. How do I deploy it correctly? Or is it just simply not possible without Firebase?
First you need to compile the application.
In a terminal, command prompt or Powershell, go to the root directory of your project.
From there run a build:
flutter build web
This will create a new directory inside your project.
c:\your-project-folder\build\web
Copy everything that is in the web folder to wherever you want to publish / host your application.
Your application is bundled up into a main.dart.js file.
An index.html is also in that directory. You should be able to run your Flutter web app by visiting that index.html.
All the instructions for building a Flutter application for web platform is here.
Using flutter web I created a web app that can connect to firestore and deployed using firebase hosting. Everything works fine until I change the owner from myself to another. I can still use firebase deploy using the other(2nd) account, but the changes are not reflecting when opening the app url. Is there any need for additional configuration or its a bug? Thanks for any answer
You should be able to fix by doing a hard cache reset on Chrome, by using the following key
combination: ctrl + shift + r.
Or, you can delete the build/web folder and build your project for web again.
When I am updating the logo of the PWA app the icon is not getting updated for the previously installed applications. However for newly installed apps I am getting the correct logo.
Did you try updating the new image icon in manifest.json & then showing a prompt to users to refresh the PWA?
You can try to have a look at the documentation for Android APK (from the question is not clear your target device: web or mobile).
Chrome will periodically compare the locally installed manifest against a copy of the manifest fetched from the network. If any of the properties in the manifest required to add the PWA to the home screen have changed in the network copy, Chrome will request an updated WebAPK, reflecting those new values.
This feature is not yet available for desktop, but planned in a future release.
Do you use any framework (Angular, React) to build your PWA? If you want to read more details about how to install an app on the homescreen or the web manifest properties, you can have a look here.
I followed the beginner article for building Ionic PWAs:
https://www.joshmorony.com/the-bare-necessities-progressive-web-apps-in-ionic/
At what point should I see the "add to homescreen" option? I hosted the contents of the www folder on a development server with an SSL connection and domain name. The app works great, but I don't get presented with the homescreen option.
When setting the option for "display":"fullscreen" in the manifest.json, shouldn't the browser address bar disappear when accessing the web url of the hosted application?
Thank you in advance!
Okay, I got this working.
Make sure your on https and have a valid ssl cert
If your app is in a sub-directory, you need to add a scope parameter to your manifest (this is why mine wasn't triggering) and you need to start_url parameter should reflect that as well
Test te app in browser first:
https://developers.google.com/web/fundamentals/app-install-banners/
Let me know how that goes!
I do not know what the public path of my reactjs app will be during build time. Is there a way I can get and use the context path at run time?
My app is created with the create-react-app script from facebook. I can use the "homepage":"/some-context-root" flag in package.json. The only problem is I do not know this during build time and more likely it will not be the root folder of my http server.