Production Deployment Instructions - MDEllis73/mywebclass-simulation GitHub Wiki

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Sure, here are instructions and scripts for deploying your project and setting up a development server, as well as how to set up GitHub Pages with a specific repository and push changes to it:

Deploying Your Project

1. First, ensure that your code is up-to-date and that all dependencies are installed by running the following commands in your project's root directory:

git pull origin master

npm install

2. Once all dependencies are installed, build your project by running the following command:

npm run build

This will create a production-ready version of your project in the build directory.

3. If you need to set up a development server to test your project locally, you can run the following command:

npm start

This will start a development server and open your project in a browser window.

4. To deploy your project to a hosting service, such as GitHub Pages, follow the hosting service's specific deployment instructions. Generally, you will need to create a new repository or branch for your built project files and push them to the repository or branch.

Setting Up GitHub Pages with a Specific Repository

1. Go to your GitHub repository's settings page and scroll down to the GitHub Pages section.

2. Under "Source", select the branch or directory that contains your built project files. If you used the default build directory for your production build, select the gh-pages branch or the master branch with the build directory as the source.

3. Once you have selected the appropriate source, click the "Save" button. Your project should now be hosted on GitHub Pages.

4. To push changes to your GitHub Pages site, simply commit and push your changes to the appropriate branch or directory, and GitHub Pages will update automatically.

Note: It may take a few minutes for GitHub Pages to update with your changes.