"Problem loading page"

[bmkuter]

I've been trying to setup vault-ai within a docker container, and I'm able to install everything with latest Go, Node v19, poppler.

After resolving the "source" issue mentioned here, I progressed to the actual install, start, and run commands. With two docker terminals running, one is listening on :8100 and the other is running npm run dev. However when I visit http://localhost:8100, I get a problem loading the page.

This seems like a similar issue from this comment.

This is the output of my npm run dev:

> [email protected] dev
> webpack --progress --watch

assets by status 1.31 MiB [emitted]
  asset bundle.js 1.18 MiB [emitted] (name: app)
  asset vendors-node_modules_react-dropzone_dist_es_index_js-node_modules_uuid_dist_esm-browser_v4_js.bundle.js 133 KiB [emitted] [compared for emit] (id hint: vendors)
asset components_Pages_LandingPage_index_jsx.bundle.js 105 KiB [compared for emit]
asset vendors-node_modules_react-router-dom_es_Link_js-node_modules_url-parse_index_js-node_modules-b6a711.bundle.js 35.9 KiB [compared for emit] (id hint: vendors)
asset components_Header_index_jsx.bundle.js 24 KiB [compared for emit]
orphan modules 42 KiB [orphan] 27 modules
runtime modules 7.01 KiB 11 modules
modules by path ./node_modules/ 1.19 MiB 80 modules
modules by path ./components/ 93.9 KiB
  modules by path ./components/*.less 22.8 KiB 6 modules
  modules by path ./components/Util/*.jsx 7.81 KiB 4 modules
  modules by path ./components/Pages/LandingPage/ 20.7 KiB 3 modules
  modules by path ./components/Header/ 8.88 KiB 3 modules
  modules by path ./components/Page/ 6.87 KiB 3 modules
  modules by path ./components/Footer/ 19.2 KiB 3 modules
  modules by path ./components/*.jsx 5.14 KiB
    ./components/index.jsx 430 bytes [built] [code generated]
    ./components/routes.jsx 4.72 KiB [built] [code generated]
  ./components/Go/index.jsx 2.48 KiB [built] [code generated]
webpack 5.80.0 compiled successfully in 1530 ms

Anyone have any tips?

[pashpashpash]

@bmkuter you don't have to do the two terminal thing – the only purpose the npm run dev command serves is it compiles your static/bundle.js so that once you start the server, the site is serving the compiled javascript code.

I recommend adding a
"build": "webpack --progress",
command to your package.json, and then calling that in your dockerfile (RUN npm run build-server), before starting the server.

[mmmikko]

@bmkuter you don't have to do the two terminal thing – the only purpose the npm run dev command serves is it compiles your static/bundle.js so that once you start the server, the site is serving the compiled javascript code.

I recommend adding a "build": "webpack --progress", command to your package.json, and then calling that in your dockerfile (RUN npm run build-server), before starting the server.

EDIT: It seems that what happened to me was just that some environment variables were not set, and the system didn't tell that - maybe because the messages got lost somehow, after editing package.json?

Anyway, after making a new file that had all the environment variables set directly and using "source" on that file, I managed to launch the server.