How to run the files after `npm run compile` about react-redux-starter-kit HOT 4 CLOSED

If you want server-side rendering, you'll need to tell Heroku to run npm run server:start (or probably install forever and use that to run the script). Check https://devcenter.heroku.com/articles/getting-started-with-nodejs#define-a-procfile for more on this.

If you aren't using the server and have no interest in server-side rendering, you should just be able to host the ~/dist/client folder since that contains the base index.html file as well as the compiled assets. I haven't used Heroku in a very long time so I'm not quite sure whether or not this is possible with that platform. If you want a purely static site, you may want to try something like https://pages.github.com/ in which case you'd need to either fork it for deployment (so that you can deploy the assets to the project root) or create a gh-pages branch.

Note: One thing that you will need if it's hosted as a static page is some sort of server configuration to forward all routes to your index page, or just switch to using HashHistory instead of BrowserHistory.

Hope that helps.

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Thanks @davezuko. I kept running 'node index.js'.

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@tonyalaribe What did you end up doing here?

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@davezuko If I'm not mistaken, npm run server:start has been removed from the package.json. Is there a new recommended way of deploying and running on Heroku?

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