How to use esri-resource-proxy in an application running on a different port? about resource-proxy HOT 4 CLOSED

Thanks Andy. I'm out of my depth here so I'll park it for the meanwhile.

In case it helps anyone else, as a workaround I'm manually deploying the React app using npm build and FTPing it to a web server where I've installed the PHP version of the Esri resource proxy.

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@slead You used to be able to set the Create React App default port to 80. Maybe give that a try.

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Hi @andygup,

Thanks for the suggestion. I'm already running Apache on port 80, which (I believe) is necessary in order to run the PHP component fo the Esri resource proxy.

✔ Something is already running on port 80. Probably:
  /usr/sbin/httpd -D FOREGROUND (pid 332)
  in /

Would you like to run the app on another port instead?

So if I stop Apache on port 80 and instead run React there, how would I run the proxy?

Thanks,
Steve

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Hmmm, it's been a long time since I used PHP. In theory, you can start PHP in stand-alone mode, e.g. php -S localhost:3000 and then leave CRA on its default port 3000. I haven't tried this since PHP is disabled by default on the latest MacOS. Here's more info: https://www.php.net/manual/en/features.commandline.webserver.php.

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