Using your own server with Gatsby, ExpressJS and NGINX with a reverse proxy
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Using your own server with Gatsby, ExpressJS and NGINX with a reverse proxy
Repository for the tutorial about creating a backend server to support a Gatsby website.
See details in your own server with Gatsby, Express and NGINX
Installation
- Clone repository
git clone https://github.com/Rodrigoplp/gatsby-express-nginx.git
- Install dependencies
cd gatsby-express-nginx
npm install
- Initiate Gatsby
gatsby develop