Replit Packages Powered Up Once you see the .replit file, go into it and write on the first line: run = "npm start". then, go into package.json (not package lock.json ) and write the code on the other screenshot (i highlighted the code so it's easier for you to read). I am working on a school video game project in which i am coding a game with friends. because i am working on a school laptop, i can not download python, so i use repl.it. my friends made graphics.
Replit Packages Powered Up According to replit's documentation for reserved vm deployments: http requests are sent to external port 80. the server must listen on 0.0.0.0 (not 127.0.0.1). port auto detection will use the first opened port unless explicitly configured. issues: the app works in development but fails on the production domain. I'm a noob with ai but have created a website using replit. i click deploy and it's asking me to choose one of its hosting options. is it not possible to export the site so i can setup on my own hosting? i assumed i would be able to download the code. my account is linked to github but i'm not that familiar with it. A repl on replit is stuck on loading. i tried to code my website on replit, but my repl doesn't load. it just displays the replit logo. i can't send a screenshot from the computer now, but i can send it from the replit mobile app on an android phone. loading on phone. This issue occurs only on the web version of replit. the desktop application works perfectly fine—i can fetch my repls and create new ones without any issues. i've tried clearing my browser cache, disabling extensions, and using multiple browsers (chrome, firefox, etc.), but the issue persists.
Replit Packages Powered Up A repl on replit is stuck on loading. i tried to code my website on replit, but my repl doesn't load. it just displays the replit logo. i can't send a screenshot from the computer now, but i can send it from the replit mobile app on an android phone. loading on phone. This issue occurs only on the web version of replit. the desktop application works perfectly fine—i can fetch my repls and create new ones without any issues. i've tried clearing my browser cache, disabling extensions, and using multiple browsers (chrome, firefox, etc.), but the issue persists. This is because the deployed app is hosted by replit and sits behind a reverse proxy. the above line tells express (which i am using for the backend) to trust the request. otherwise it assumes that it is insecure and won't set a secure cookie. Usually packages have a lot of errors in replit but you can try this: pandas does actually work on repl.it you have to install it from the package manager. to do so, click the cube on the side navigation bar and type pandas into the search box. then click on the pandas search entry and hit the plus sign. tell me if this works! or. Is it possible to connect a replit hosted web application to dynamodb? what is the best approach? should i: connect directly using the aws sdk (e.g., aws sdk for javascript node.js)? build a separate api layer (e.g., an aws lambda function with api gateway) and have the replit app interact with it?. Straight to the point: i have created three files on repl.it along with my main.py logger.py, responses.py, and phrases.json now when i am trying to import them into main.py using, import logger.py.
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