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I have a frontend running for example on int.myapp.com and it's backend on int.backend.myapp.com. I thought I can do the proxing with the proxy.config.json like this: "/api": { "target": "https://int.backend.myapp.com", "secure": true, "changeOrigin": true } And in my package.json file "start": "ng serve --proxy-config proxy.conf.json" Everything works on my dev environment. But when I build for production : ng buil --prod and deploy on firebase firebase deploy The web application is not able to communicate with the API How can I do to fix it ? "build": "ng build --prod --proxy-config proxy

This question already has answers here : Closed 2 years ago . Hosting nodeJS app with firebase (3 answers) Let's take for example the server.js Hello World var http = require("http"); http.createServer(function(request, response) { response.writeHead(200, {"Content-Type": "text/plain"}); response.end("Hello World"); }).listen(80); How can I use it in Firebase ? Sorry for the duplicate but the answers were 3yo (Update: Now the answer is: Yes, you can - see updates below) Original answer No, you can't. Firebase hosting is only for static content. See: https://firebase.google.com/docs/hosting/

I'm trying to add a custom domain to an existing project but keep getting the error that "this domain is already in use." I'm not using this domain anywhere else in any other project. There is only 1 other forum post ( http://grokbase.com/t/gg/firebase-talk/165r5n78nq/firebase-domain-is-already-in-use ) about this error but following the step provided leads to zero results. Dolapo Toki If you are getting that error it means that you're already using the domain in a project. You probably deleted the project but did not disconnect the domain before it was shut down. In this case, you can either

I have a site built with create-react-app and hosted on Firebase Hosting. What can I do to specify the browser cache needs to be updated after new deploys, and ideally only for pages, assets, and stylesheets that have been changed since the last deploy? Is there a way to access the deploy id and include that (or any other unique identifier) in the headers so the browser can compare to what it has in local storage or cache and determine whether a hard refresh is necessary? I looked over the Firebase Deploying as well as Full config docs but there's no mention on how to access hosting metadata

I have my client's domain registered via 1and1.com To connect the domain to the Firebase hosting, Firebase asks me to add TWO A records with 2 IPs. In 1and1 we can only add ONE A record. Yesterday Firebase sent me this message by mail Please re-verify ownership of www.*******.com on *******-website. The previous verification for this domain has been invalidated. You have 1 day to re-verify ownership of www.*******.com before it is removed from Firebase Hosting, which will stop all content from being served from the domain. Please visit the Firebase Hosting Panel to start the re-verification

How can I install Wordpress in the Firebase Hosting ? I tried to find an article to help me to install but I didn't find one. WordPress requires PHP to run on the server and Firebase Hosting can't run server-side code (no PHP) but only static content (html, images, js, etc). So the answer is, you can't install WordPress in the Firebase Hosting. You can't install the dynamic version of Wordpress. Instead, you can create a static version of Wordpress using a plugin called Simply Static. Check it here: https://wordpress.org/plugins/simply-static/ It will export your site to html so the server won