Loading the project (npm start) gives a 404 error

[aamirlaasi]

After installing the dependencies (npm install) and starting the project (npm start), calling up localhost:3000 gives a 404 error. However, I am able to access the admin panel at http://localhost:3000/keystone/.

[ModjoInc]

same here...

[helloanil]

Dear @aamirlaasi and @ModjoInc. the project works. Please follow these steps:

• Clone the repo
• run npm i or yarn
• In another shell window, run mongod command to start the MongoDB
• run npm run compile or yarn run compile to compile the client code
• run npm run start or yarn run start to start the server

At this point, you will be able to see LOADING screen when you go to locahost:3000/index.html. To see a recipe,

• go to localhost:3000/keystone/signin
• sign in with credentials as [email protected] and admin
• click on Recipes to add a dummy recipe
• after adding a dummy recipe, go back to localhost:3000/index.html and you will see your recipe after LOADING

[koebeen]

this is a cors issue.

to fix:
add these lines to the top of the module.exports function in /server/routes/index.js

  app.all('/api*', keystone.middleware.cors);
  app.options('/api*', function(req, res) { res.send(200); });

and this line to /index.js
keystone.set('cors allow origin', true);

[ae6623]

it is not beautiful

[tirumalavasu]

Dear @aamirlaasi and @ModjoInc. the project works. Please follow these steps:

• Clone the repo
• run npm i or yarn
• In another shell window, run mongod command to start the MongoDB
• run npm run compile or yarn run compile to compile the client code
• run npm run start or yarn run start to start the server

At this point, you will be able to see LOADING screen when you go to locahost:3000/index.html. To see a recipe,

• go to localhost:3000/keystone/signin
• sign in with credentials as [email protected] and admin
• click on Recipes to add a dummy recipe
• after adding a dummy recipe, go back to localhost:3000/index.html and you will see your recipe after LOADING

username: [email protected]
password: admin

as per user data in mongodb collection