Deploy Vuestorefront with Docker
Hi community,
I am trying to understand the deployment part.
So I have a vuestorefron application running React/Next.js
I have a vuestorefront integration with (custom)
When I connected React/Next.js with integration - locally, the integration server is running on the
http://localhost:8181/
when in React/Next.js app I call sdk.customIntegration.generateCustomerToken(payload)
- I can see in Chrome Devtools that it does POST request to an endpoint http://localhost:8181/customIntegration/generateCustomerToken
So now I am ready to deploy this application LIVE,
when I deploy React/Next.js application - it can be accessed on some specific domain let's say mysite.com
when I deploy a middleware application - I should also expose it to the world on a specific domain let's say api.mysite.com
I can't understand what should I configure in the React/Next.js application during build
time, so that when the application calls SDK sdk.customIntegration.generateCustomerToken(payload)
- it does POST request to
http://api.mysite.com/customIntegration/generateCustomerToken
Could you please help me with that ?
Or maybe I am doing something wrong ?
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hey, when you init SDK you are providing it middleware URL, right?
example:
const { ct } = initSDK({ ...
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hey, when you init SDK you are providing it middleware URL, right?
example:
const { ct } = initSDK({
ct: buildModule(ctModule, {
apiUrl: 'http://localhost:8181/ct'
})
});
cons
you can add a conditional statement here, that if it's in
prod
use the hostname of your service, then SDK will be sending requests to that hostnameomg.. that is so true..
Thank you @skirianov !
One more thing, maybe you can answer or point to documentation:
All endpoints we create in integration using
POST
method.
Is there a way to change it to GET
?
I need an endpoint to be await client.get
, but when I change it, the app crashes with error SDKError: Request failed with status code 404
https://docs.vuestorefront.io/middleware/guides/caching - you can read about it here.
Tho, I'm not sure what middleware version are you using.
Vue Storefront Docs
Caching
Caching is another powerful technique that can boost the performance and reliability of your VSF middleware application. In the following guide, we will cover the caching of responses from GET endpoints that can be cached.