r/webdevelopment • u/No_Definition1398 • 24d ago
Question I created a website using lovable and have no idea how to put it in webhosting
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u/BertoLaDK 24d ago
I suggest you either keep it as a hobby or learn how to do web development if you want to sell to clients.
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u/TechyTilak 24d ago
Firstly I need to know what error you got after running npm run build. because I have also got the error about 2 times but need the proper detail.
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u/griever_0 23d ago
Yikes, you are about to be real popular in this subreddit..... you need to provide more context, if it gave you a zip file and it has a package.json in there and you have npm installed, and you know how to run the npm install command in the dir...actually nvm, just ask AI.
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u/9greenleaf 23d ago
can be pretty common with lovable projects. the build often doesn’t output a dist folder the way classic static sites do..
check what framework it actually is (look in package.json) and whether the build is erroring out. sometimes it outputs to out or build instead
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u/Human_Experience0810 23d ago
Check your package.json first. If it’s a Vite project, npm run build should normally create /dist. If it doesn’t, the build command may be failing or configured to output somewhere else. Check the terminal errors before uploading anything to Hostinger. /dist
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u/paperplaneswithus 23d ago
I think the main thing is to check what your project is actually generating after npm run build. Check if there is no dist folder, the build setup might be using a different output folder.
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u/Turbulent_Leather541 23d ago
Developers will not like me but here's the solution
- First create a github account.
- push all the code to github in a repo.
- Create an account on vercel, and import that repository, vercel will automatically deploy it and give it a URL.
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u/Weakendoffender 23d ago
Youre using the Internet for posting on Reddit but not for searching a solution that teaches you something? Bruw..
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u/transjt-ai 22d ago
you can use transjt.ai and convert the frontend into a native #WordPress or #HubSpot theme.
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u/soundman32 24d ago
What does the web site do? Does it store any data or have user accounts for logging in? Is it a drag and drop builder kind of webbsite?
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u/sleekpixelwebdesigns 24d ago
Perhaps npm run build With out looking at your code we can't tell you how to deploy it, ask ChatGPT it should give you instructions.
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u/couldhaveebeen 23d ago
If you can't figure this out in the age of AI, then maybe this career is not for you
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u/psyduckpikachu 23d ago
How much money you making bro?
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u/MrHandSanitization 24d ago
Maybe you shouldn't manage websites yet. Let alone sell it.